Nafas Ebrahimi

Start with context, not code

When joining a new project, I read the codebase and sync with the team at the same time — understanding the architecture and the people behind it equally. I also try to get a feel for company culture and engineering standards early, so I'm not making decisions in a vacuum.

Architecture that grows with the product

I default to modular, maintainable structure from day one. At RCOINX, I pushed for a monorepo setup with shared UI and network packages — a decision that paid off as the product scaled. On a solo HSE platform, I kept the same discipline: modular from the start, so features could be added without rewiring the whole thing.

Raise the floor, not just the ceiling

Good code isn't just about what I write — it's about what the whole team ships. I introduce tooling like Husky and lint-staged to catch issues before they hit review, and I prefer async-first collaboration with sync when it actually unblocks someone.

A curated list of website and CSS tools for designers and developers.

Full-stack blogging platform with a public blog, admin CMS, and a shared NestJS API backed by MongoDB.

A CLI tool that automatically removes console.log statements from JavaScript and TypeScript files.

A fast, lightweight CLI for batch image compression and optimization. Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and more with optional format conversion.

A collection of colors inspired by Iran's nature, architecture, food, and crafts, with Persian and English names, hex codes, and cultural context.