Flagship case study · Modular business platform
DigCore
A modular ERP foundation designed to support business domains, multilingual teams, and role-aware workflows without turning the product into a monolith.
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The challenge
Bring multiple business capabilities into a coherent platform while preserving clear module boundaries, secure access, and an interface that works in both left-to-right and right-to-left contexts.
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My contribution
Across the product boundary.
- Developed product surfaces in Next.js, React, and TypeScript.
- Contributed to Java 17 and Spring Boot 3 services exposed through REST APIs.
- Implemented multilingual interaction patterns with LTR and RTL support.
- Built authentication and role-aware application workflows.
- Worked across domain modelling, frontend architecture, API integration, and delivery.
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System view
The parts that had to agree.
A reusable platform foundation for delivering business modules with consistent navigation, permissions, localisation, and engineering conventions.
Next.js application shell and modular React interfaces
Spring Boot services with explicit REST contracts
Authentication and role-based access boundaries
Internationalisation layer supporting LTR and RTL
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Visual evidence
Approved assets only.
No synthetic product UI is used. These slots document exactly what to capture when publication is authorised.
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Evidence & boundaries
What can be verified.
- Documented in the candidate CV and current DigCoder experience.
- Private client/product work; no public repository or production URL was identified.
- Interface images must be approved before publication.
Product details are intentionally bounded to verified, non-confidential information.