I'm a backend-focused developer with ~5 years of professional experience, currently transitioning from fullstack development into backend specialization.

I enjoy understanding how things work under the hood — which is why many of my projects involve building systems from scratch.

These projects represent my current focus on backend engineering, system design, and scalable architectures:

A self-hosted file storage API inspired by S3.

• Built with Go + Fiber
• Focused on scalability and clean architecture
• Designed as a backend service for file management
• Multi tenant

A centralized API for managing push notifications for PWAs.

• Built with Go + Fiber
• Handles notification distribution across clients
• Designed to decouple notification logic from applications
• Multi tenant

A distributed system designed to process AI prompts asynchronously:

• Async-AI-Prompt-Queue
• Async-AI-Prompt-Local-Worker

These services are designed to work together and depend on each other.

• Transitioning into Backend Engineering
• Building systems with Go (Golang)
• Learning modern backend architectures
• Standardizing on PostgreSQL

• PHP (Vanilla)
• JavaScript (Vanilla)
• Delphi 12 (Windows native applications)
• FirebirdSQL
• Node.js (API integrations with external AI services)

• Go (Fiber, exploring Echo soon)
• PostgreSQL (current standard)
• MySQL (used in past projects)
• Python (scripting & automation)

These projects represent iterations of the same idea over time, showing my growth as a developer:

• Gravity
• Gravity V2
• Barephrame
• Barephrame V2

• Simple Web Crawler -> initial version
• Kraken -> improved version

• Achilles -> A Delphi 12 project built to deepen my understanding of the technology I use professionally.

After years working mainly with PHP, I decided to transition to Go because:

• I want to focus on backend architecture and system design
• I need a language that doesn't get in the way
• I want to prioritize concepts over language complexity

I considered other alternatives, but most of them would shift focus away from backend engineering itself.

• MySQL -> earlier personal projects
• PostgreSQL -> current and future projects
• FirebirdSQL -> professional use

• Contributed to the official V language website (CSS and layout improvements)

I'm actively looking to contribute more to open source projects — with a strong focus on documentation, developer experience, and clarity.

I enjoy turning complex systems into clear, structured, and usable documentation.

👉 If your project needs better docs, onboarding guides, or developer-focused explanations, feel free to reach out.

I don’t just build projects — I iterate on ideas over time.

Many of my repositories represent evolution, not isolated work.

• GitHub: https://github.com/Angel-del-dev

I genuinely enjoy writing documentation.

Understanding a system is one thing — explaining it clearly so others can use it effectively is a completely different challenge, and I find that process especially rewarding.

That’s why, in open source, I often prefer contributing through documentation and developer experience improvements.