I work where application code meets production reality.

I’m Bakry Abdalsalam, a web developer based in Egypt. I build applications, connect systems, operate servers, and write down the parts that are easy to overlook until something fails.

GitHub ↗LinkedIn ↗bakryabdalsalam6@gmail.com

Why this hub exists

A lot of developer content ends at the code sample. Real systems continue through authentication, queues, reverse proxies, deployments, monitoring, and recovery. Bakry Dev Hub connects those layers with practical writing made for people who have to ship and support what they build.

Bakry Dev Hub is my technical publication for developers and engineering teams. Client implementation belongs on Bakry Tech, while premium WordPress themes and plugins belong on Code by Bakry. Each destination answers a different need without duplicating commercial content here.

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How the articles are prepared

Each guide starts from a specific implementation or operations question, explains the tradeoffs and failure paths, and links to primary documentation where it helps verification. Arabic editions are edited around Arabic developer questions and familiar terminology; they are not automatic, line-by-line translations.

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What I focus on

Web applications

Backend architecture, APIs, Laravel, WordPress systems, and frontend delivery.

System integrations

Webhooks, identity, queues, payment flows, and failure-tolerant communication.

Servers & DevOps

Linux, Nginx, TLS, deployments, backups, observability, and recovery.

Web performance

Core Web Vitals, caching, asset strategy, and measurable budgets.

How I approach the work

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Prefer systems a future maintainer can explain.
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Design retries and recovery before the first incident.
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Measure performance instead of describing it.
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Keep the public interface smaller than the implementation behind it.

Current direction

I’m currently publishing deeper implementation guides around reliable integrations, Laravel operations, Astro content systems, Linux server configuration, and performance budgets.

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