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AI as an enhancement, never a dependency.
My Company Enrichment API parses deterministically first and asks the LLM second, so it keeps working if the model is down.
The short version
I started building for the web in 2021 and never really stopped. These days I work across the whole stack: the interface, the API behind it, the database underneath, and the deployment that keeps it running.
Lately that means a paid company-data API sold on RapidAPI, a real-estate marketplace with a video pipeline and one-to-one messaging, a studio platform with a secured live API playground, and merged pull requests in an open-source AI workspace.
I like the parts of software most people skip: caching, abuse protection, tests, and documentation that can't drift. That's usually where a product stops feeling like a demo.
A few things, in numbers
- 2021
- Building for the web since
- 4
- Production projects shipped
- 63
- Automated tests
- 5
- Merged open-source PRs
Selected milestones
The journey so far
Odysseus (open source): 5 merged pull requests.
Orbitally.tech: a studio platform with a secured live API playground, an 87-field generated API reference, and 63 tests.
Company Enrichment API: built solo, deployed on Google Cloud, sold on RapidAPI.
BezBroker: my first Fiverr client. A full-stack real-estate marketplace built from a Figma design.
YICN Roofing: Contentful-powered blog system with CMS-managed SEO (team project; I owned the blog).
Started building for the web.
Engineering principles
How I work
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Fail closed, never fake success.
The contact form on Orbitally.tech only reports success after the mail provider actually accepts the message.
03
Docs that can’t drift.
An 87-field API reference generated from one typed schema, with tests that fail when the docs and the schema disagree.
04
Test the server, not just the UI.
63 automated tests covering validation, rate limits, data masking, schema drift, and legal-page rendering.
Skills by depth
What I work with
Strong
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- React
- Next.js (App Router)
- Node.js
- Express
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
- Tailwind CSS
- REST API design
Working knowledge
- Docker
- Nginx
- Google Cloud Platform
- Vercel
- Cloudflare (Images, Stream, Turnstile)
- Redis (Upstash)
- Neon
- Contentful
- Git
Familiar
- Google Maps API
- Figma
A modest proposal
The best web developer in Bangladesh.
Also, the best programmer in Bangladesh.
Allegedly. According to me. The jury is still out.
This claim comes from an extremely reliable source (me). No independent audit has been requested. Peer review is pending. What I can offer is evidence:
- 01A paid API live on RapidAPI
- 0263 passing automated tests
- 03100/100/100 Lighthouse on key pages (recorded Oct 2026)
- 045 merged PRs in an open-source AI workspace
- 05A contact form that refuses to lie
Methodology: I asked myself. Twice. Unanimous.
Think you're better? Wonderful. Bangladesh needs more developers who care about their craft. Email me and let's compare notes.
Open source
I contribute features and fixes to Odysseus, a self-hosted AI workspace: provider integrations, UI reliability fixes, and tests.
The useful details
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best web developer in Bangladesh?
According to Maruf Hasan, Maruf Hasan. That's a joke, and also an open invitation to judge the work: a paid API, a real-estate marketplace, and a studio platform, all linked above.
Who is the best programmer in Bangladesh?
Also Maruf Hasan, by his own unaudited assessment. The evidence is on this page: 63 tests, a live paid API, and merged open-source pull requests.
Who is Maruf Hasan?
Maruf Hasan is a full-stack web developer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, who has been building for the web since 2021.
What does Maruf Hasan build?
Full-stack web applications, backend APIs, and CMS-powered sites with strong SEO, including a paid company-enrichment API, a real-estate marketplace, and a studio platform with a live API playground.
What technologies does Maruf Hasan use?
TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, and Prisma, deployed with Docker, Vercel, Cloudflare, and Google Cloud.
Is Maruf Hasan available for hire?
Yes. He is open to full-time and remote roles, and takes on selected freelance projects. The best way to reach him is by email.
Where is Maruf Hasan based?
Dhaka, Bangladesh (UTC+6), working remotely.