Vahid Aslani builds and explains real-world web systems.VAHID ASLANIBuilding Real Systems
I design architecture meant to survive real usage, constraints, and time. Focus on tradeoffs, not trends.
No shallow content. Only real experience.
Scaling your Next.js Architecture?
Get expert guidance on System Architecture, MVP Planning, and Technical Debt before you write a single line of code.
Decisions Shape Systems
Writing code is the easy part. The hard part is making decisions that still make sense months or years later. I work end-to-end on production systems, thinking carefully about architecture, security, maintainability, and how software evolves over time.
Systems should make future changes easier, not harder. Every architectural choice I make is measured against that constraint.
Context Aware
Experienced with international teams & diverse cultures.
Decision Focused
Highly motivated to deliver real-world results.
Security by Design
Expertise in OAuth2, RBAC, and secure architectures.
System Ownership
From pixel-perfect UIs to complex Backend logic.
Technical Arsenal
Tools I use to execute decisions, not define them.
Interface Engineering
System Architecture
Operational Reality
The Lab
This is my designated sandbox for raw R&D. No client constraints, no safe patterns—just experimental code, interactive physics, and architectural curiosity.
Architecture Logs
Notes on decisions, architecture, and things I learned the hard way.
Axiean: Building From Axioms, Not Assumptions
Axiean is a personal philosophy for developers who build systems from first principles. A deep dive into axiom-based thinking, software architecture, and the future of creative engineering.
Why Learning New Frameworks Is Often a Waste
Stop chasing syntax. Discover why mastering architecture and engineering tradeoffs yields better results than constantly learning new frameworks.
The Death of Motivation: How to Code When You Feel Nothing
Motivation is unreliable. Discover the systems I use to maintain developer discipline and keep shipping code, even on days when I have zero energy.