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Sadat Alam
Protik

I build scalable, high-performance web products focused on clean architecture, business impact, and delightful user experience.

Backed by live data: 19+ projects, 9+ languages, and 48+ production-ready skills.

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The Journey

After SSC, moving to Dhaka and getting WiFi sparked my interest in programming. Out of curiosity and a desire to create, I started building small web pages using HTML. At first, it was simple experimentation, but I was fascinated by how people could build such beautiful websites and wanted to learn more.

Gradually, I learned JavaScript, React, and Next.js. Through continuous learning, practice, and experimentation, I gradually became proficient in web development and am now able to create and implement my own projects.

1+Years Exp.
19+Projects
Minimalist desk setup
Code on monitor
Art supplies

Mastered Stack

Others

  • FilmoraFilmora95%
  • Google SlidesGoogle Slides90%
  • Google SitesGoogle Sites80%
  • Google SheetsGoogle Sheets99%
  • Google FormsGoogle Forms99%
  • Google DocsGoogle Docs99%
  • MS PowerPointMS PowerPoint97%
  • MS WordMS Word90%
  • Adobe After EffectsAdobe After Effects40%
  • Adobe IllustratorAdobe Illustrator75%
  • Adobe AuditionAdobe Audition93%
  • Adobe Premiere ProAdobe Premiere Pro90%
  • Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Photoshop95%
  • FigmaFigma80%

Tools

  • DockerDocker20%
  • PostmanPostman60%
  • LaragonLaragon90%
  • XAMPPXAMPP85%
  • Visual Studio CodeVisual Studio Code99%
  • Git/GitHubGit/GitHub95%

Platforms

  • NetlifyNetlify80%
  • HostingerHostinger40%
  • VercelVercel70%
  • FirebaseFirebase70%
  • BloggerBlogger99%

Technologies

  • AxiosAxios87%
  • JWTJWT85%
  • PWAPWA80%

Libraries/Frameworks

  • FlutterFlutter30%
  • LaravelLaravel65%
  • PrismaORMPrismaORM95%
  • Next.jsNext.js80%
  • Tailwind CSSTailwind CSS90%
  • Express.jsExpress.js60%
  • Node.jsNode.js77%
  • ReactReact88%

Databases

  • MongoDBMongoDB84%
  • PostgreSQLPostgreSQL90%
  • MySQLMySQL78%

Markup/Styling Languages

  • CSSCSS95%
  • HTMLHTML99%

Programming Languages

  • DartDart50%
  • PHPPHP70%
  • PythonPython80%
  • JavaScriptJavaScript90%
  • JavaJava40%
  • C++C++98%
  • CC97%

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Problem Solving Skill

Experienced in competitive programming with regular problem solving on Codeforces and CodeChef, strengthening algorithmic thinking and efficient coding skills.

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Education

2022-2026

BSc (CSE)

Daffodil International University

SGPA-3.70

Daffodil International University (DIU) is one of the leading private universities in Bangladesh, known for its innovative approach to education and emphasis on modern technology and research. Established in 2002, DIU offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fields such as engineering, business, computer science, humanities, and social sciences. The university places a strong focus on quality education, global exposure, and practical skills development, preparing students for the competitive global job market. With state-of-the-art facilities, a vibrant campus life, and numerous international partnerships, DIU has earned a reputation for fostering creativity, entrepreneurship, and academic excellence.

2020-2021

HSC (Science)

BAF Shaheen College, Kurmitola

GPA-5.00

BAF Shaheen College Kurmitola, situated in Dhaka Cantonment, is a prominent educational institution run under the administration of the Bangladesh Air Force. Established with the vision of fostering academic excellence alongside moral and ethical development, the college offers education from the primary level up to higher secondary. Known for its disciplined environment and high academic standards, the institution provides a balanced curriculum that includes both curricular and extracurricular activities. BAF Shaheen College Kurmitola has a reputation for nurturing leadership, discipline, and creativity in students, preparing them for success in higher education and future endeavors.

2018-2019

SSC (Science)

BAF Shaheen College, Jashore

GPA-4.67

BAF Shaheen College Jashore is a well-known educational institution located in Jashore, Bangladesh, under the supervision of the Bangladesh Air Force. Established with the aim of providing high-quality education to students from diverse backgrounds, the college offers a curriculum that balances academic excellence with discipline and moral values. It serves both boys and girls, offering education from the primary to higher secondary levels. The college is renowned for its strong emphasis on discipline, co-curricular activities, and producing well-rounded students prepared for higher education and leadership roles.

Experience

2025-Current

Part Time Designer and Video Editor

Scholarium Global Education

I made so many posters and edited a lot of videos for this company.

Selected Work

Projects By me

A collection of production-ready applications focusing on user experience, performance, and scalability.

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Institution Management Platform

Biddyaloy

Biddyaloy Frontend is a role-based educational management platform built with Next.js and TypeScript. It provides tailored dashboards for multiple user roles including admins, faculty, teachers, and students from a single codebase. The application handles authentication, academic workflows, notices, and payments through seamless backend integration, focusing on scalability, performance, and user-friendly experience.

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Food Ordering and Selling Platform

Food HUB

Foodhub is a full functional AI BASED food ordering system and selling platform. Here user can order product for them also they can be a food provider and sell food in this platform. Besides this, here's an admin panel who can see and manage all the every things. He can do all kind of CRUD operation even can suspend any user/customer.

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Food HUB
Bi-lingual Code Learning Platform

Ekushey Coding

Ekushey Coding is a Bilingual learning platform in both Bengali and English so that those who are weak in english can easily learn using our platform. It will be very beginner friendly and easy to learn. Also there is admin login system, using admin can be able to upload contents in this site and manage everything. Admin can upload content in both Bengali and English.

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The Real Reason Behind Blurry Streams

The Real Reason Behind Blurry Streams

If your streaming platform can handle millions of users, why does it still look blurry? That question made me dig deeper during the World Cup streaming chaos in Bangladesh. Millions subscribed to official OTT platforms like Toffee, Bioscope, IScreen etc. expecting smooth HD football. Instead, many faced login failures, OTP delays, buffering, and reduced video quality. Meanwhile, some unofficial streaming apps seemed to provide sharper streams. As developers, the first assumption is often: "They must have a better video source." Usually, they don't. Most OTT platforms, TV channels, and even unofficial restreams originate from the same broadcast feed. The real challenge is delivering that feed to millions of viewers simultaneously. At that scale, streaming becomes a distributed systems problem. A typical pipeline looks like:    User → Load Balancer → Streaming Servers → CDN → Player To survive traffic spikes, platforms rely on Adaptive Bitrate Streaming (ABR) , CDN caching , and real-time traffic management . In simple terms: A slightly blurry stream is often better than a stream that keeps buffering or crashes entirely. So why do unofficial streams sometimes look better? Many IPTV-style streams serve far fewer users and may restream higher-bitrate feeds directly. That can produce sharper visuals, but often at the cost of reliability, security, and long-term sustainability. Additionally, some of these sources use external high-capacity streaming endpoints (often delivered as HLS / .m3u8 links) hosted on strong foreign servers. They also sometimes keep multiple backup stream URLs, so if one link becomes unstable or overloaded, another one is switched instantly. YouTube feels different because it operates on another level, with massive global CDN infrastructure, advanced codecs, and highly optimized delivery systems. What changed my perspective is realizing that streaming quality isn't just a technology problem. It's also an economics problem. In Bangladesh, for many people, a 99 BDT OTT subscription is still a luxury. For a significant portion of the audience, paying for multiple streaming platforms is simply not feasible or even considered necessary. Platforms must balance infrastructure costs, bandwidth, subscription pricing, and user expectations all while serving millions in real time. The next time a live stream drops quality during a big match, it may not be a technical failure. It may be the system doing exactly what it was designed to do " keeping millions of viewers connected ."

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Will AI Replace Developers?

Will AI Replace Developers?

"Will AI Replace Developers?" This question appears in my feed almost every day. But history tells us something interesting: 1) When engines were invented, horse-drawn and bullock carts gradually disappeared from daily transportation. Transportation didn't die, people adapted. Cart drivers learned to drive vehicles, mechanics learned to maintain engines, and entirely new industries emerged. 2) When computers became common, typewriters became obsolete. Typists weren't erased from the workforce. Many learned word processing, digital documentation, and office software, becoming even more productive. 3) Film cameras were replaced by digital cameras. Professional photographers who embraced the technology continued to thrive, while those who refused to adapt struggled. 4) Banks introduced ATMs, and many feared that bank employees would lose their jobs. Instead, their roles evolved toward customer service, financial consulting, and relationship management. 5) E-commerce transformed retail. Many traditional businesses that adapted to online platforms expanded their reach far beyond their local markets. Now we are facing another transformation: => Artificial Intelligence. Will AI automate some programming tasks? => Absolutely. Will it change how developers work? =>Without a doubt. But throughout history, technology has rarely replaced people who continuously learn. It usually replaces old ways of working. The developers who understand AI, learn how to use it effectively, and combine it with problem-solving, creativity, communication, and business understanding will remain valuable. The question is not: ❌ "Will AI replace developers?" The better question is: ✅ "How can developers use AI to become more effective than ever before?" Technology changes. Skills evolve. Learning never stops. Don't fear the change. Upgrade with it.

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PHP vs. JavaScript in 2026: The "Speed" Myth is Dead.

PHP vs. JavaScript in 2026: The "Speed" Myth is Dead.

PHP vs. JavaScript in 2026: The "Speed" Myth is Dead. For years, the debate was simple: "Node is faster, PHP is easier." In May 2026, those generalizations are officially obsolete. If you're still choosing your stack based on 2020 benchmarks, you’re missing the real story. The 2026 Performance Fact-Check: 1. The "Rendering" Revolution (JavaScript): With Next.js 16.2, the game changed. We just saw a 350% speed increase in Server Component payload deserialization. By moving away from standard JSON.parse to a specialized recursive walk, rendering HTML is now 25-60% faster than last year. JavaScript isn't just about the "event loop" anymore; it's about raw, optimized execution. 2. The "Productivity" Engine (PHP/Laravel 13): While JS focuses on rendering speed, Laravel 13 doubled down on developer velocity. With the new native AI SDK and Reverb database driver, you can now scale real-time WebSockets horizontally without Redis. PHP-FPM might be synchronous, but with Laravel Octane, it’s hitting 500k–1M requests per second. For 99% of business apps, "PHP is slow" is a fairy tale. 3. The "Runtime" Reality: Node.js 24 (LTS) has finally made TypeScript a first-class citizen with built-in type-stripping. We’ve seen build processes that took 40 minutes drop to under 60 seconds by removing complex transpile layers. The Verdict for 2026: • JS (Next.js/Node) Wins on Concurrency: If your app has thousands of open WebSockets or real-time AI streaming, Node’s non-blocking I/O is still the undisputed king (handling ~2x the throughput of PHP in high-concurrency tests). • PHP (Laravel) Wins on "Time-to-Market": If you need Auth, Billing, Roles, and an Admin panel by Friday, Laravel’s "batteries-included" philosophy is still the world champion. My Professional Take: Stop arguing about which language is "better." The most successful projects I’m seeing in 2026 are Hybrid. Use Laravel for your stable business core and Next.js/Node for your high-performance, real-time frontend and edge gateways.

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