about me!
I'm a frontend engineer, currently teaching myself how the things I build can be broken — and then how to stop that from happening.
Two years in, I got comfortable. Clean components, decent UIs, ship it, repeat. Comfortable is fine, but it isn't interesting for long. Somewhere along the way I started wondering less about how a page looks and more about what happens if someone pokes at it the wrong way — and that question hasn't let go of me since.
So now I split my time. Some days I'm still deep in React, squinting at a layout until it feels right. Other days I'm reading request headers like they owe me money, trying to understand how a login form actually fails. Different muscles, same curiosity.
I'm based in Nigeria, studying computer science, and mostly just building things and writing down what I learn as I go — the wins, the dead ends, all of it.
If you're here, you probably already know what I do. This is just where I keep it.
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- Computer Science, University of Ilorin
- Technology Director at Very Unreal LLC
- Based in Nigeria
Muhammad Is'haq is a product-minded AppSec and frontend engineer building secure, high-performance web products with Next.js, TypeScript, NestJS, Prisma, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Tailwind CSS.