This is what my 2.0 is from a journalist POV after 3 years from now

1 January, 2029

Rafiul is one of the most efficient engineers in the industry now.

• He built 30 full stack projects tutorial in Youtube that helped thousands of people. He built a community of builders who doesn’t wait to build.
• He shipped 5 profitable SaaS as his side hustle that gave him ove $1000 revenue.
• His portfolio is immense with 20+ international client works
• His github repo has more than 50 projects that shows real problem solving in the field of Application Development, AI Engineering and Devops.
• He generated 50k BDT revenue through his local course selling platform.

In addition to these achievements Rafiul showed up to be fast in executing with a combination of engineering depth. He can drive an idea to deployment without being dependent on big teams or unaffordable amounts of resources. His codes are well based on system design, clean codes, and balances scalability with simplicity.

He has demonstrated a background of working on the entire product lifecycle, such as requirement analysis, architecture design, implementation and testing, and deployment, monitoring, and iteration as per the actual user feedback. His projects are not demos, but they address actual problems and are applied in the real world.

Rafiul presented competence across domain well. He combines the frontend performance optimization technique, the backend reliability method, the cloud infrastructure, the CI/CD pipelines, and the AI-driven features to coherent systems. His Devops efforts focus on automation, cost-effectiveness, and resiliency other than tool-chasing.

Not only engineering but also his vision of markets, pricing, user acquisition and retention are validated in his SaaS products. Product-market alignment and operational discipline is assured by revenue generation.

Rafiul worked on the builder mindset. He put emphasis on shipping, failure in production and enhancing skills by repeating the process. He didn’t do it one night.