05 / WRITING
Things I write about
while building things.
A personal collection of notes, essays, and technical writing about software, engineering, products, and building.
- AUTHOR
- MD SHAHARIAR JAMAN SIAM
- ALIAS
- SJ SIAM
- FORMAT
- NOTES / ESSAYS / GUIDES
- FOCUS
- SOFTWARE / ENGINEERING / BUILDING
01 — FEATURED
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02 — LATEST
03 — TOPICS
- Software Engineering
- Backend Architecture
- Web Development
- Developer Tools
- Product Building
- Entrepreneurship
- Technology
- Lessons from Projects
04 — ENGINEERING NOTES
Short-form technical observations — a lighter format than a full article.
NOTE #001
August 25, 2026
Sometimes changing direction is part of building the right future. I chose Computer Engineering at USK because I wanted a new environment, new challenges, and a stronger foundation for what comes next.
NOTE #002
August 25, 2026
Building Fileion taught me that a project becomes very different once real people depend on it. Traffic, infrastructure, bugs, costs, and users are all part of engineering—not just the code.
NOTE #003
September 11, 2026
I have started to think less about learning technology for its own sake and more about building things that survive outside the classroom. Software engineering, entrepreneurship, and continuous learning are becoming one path for me.
05 — ESSAYS
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06 — WRITING FROM BUILDING
The writing here grows out of the software, tools, systems, and products I build.
BUILD → DOCUMENT → SHARE
I build software and more than 50 online tools, then document what I learn along the way.
MD Shahariar Jaman Siam
SJ SIAM
Software engineer, technology entrepreneur, and software builder currently pursuing a BSc in Computer Engineering at Universitas Syiah Kuala.
About me →08 — WHY I WRITE
Building software creates lessons. Writing helps preserve and share them.
This section exists to document technical discoveries, engineering decisions, product-building lessons, entrepreneurship, and personal observations about technology — mostly so I don't have to relearn the same thing twice.
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