Abdelkabir Ouadoukou

I'm a student in Marrakesh, and outside of coursework I design and ship software on my own. Micro-SaaS, educational platforms, open-source tools, whatever I'm curious about that month.

I'm drawn to privacy and network-security tooling, and to math I can actually sit with and work through rather than skim. I'd rather build something from scratch and understand every layer of it than stitch frameworks together, which is basically why @thexjs exists. It's my own full-stack framework, and I run it in production on my own projects.

@thexjs is a meta-fullstack framework, the kind you'd usually compare to Next.js or Remix rather than call a simple SSR wrapper. I built it myself on Bun and React SSR, shipped as a monorepo, and I run it in production on my own projects.

• @thexjs/coreruntime: routing, SSR/SSG, islands, server functions
• @thexjs/clix dev / x build / x start
• @thexjs/authcredentials + OAuth2, sessions, CSRF
• @thexjs/envtype-safe environment validation
• @thexjs/adapter-vercelVercel Build Output API v3
• @thexjs/create-thexjs-appproject scaffolder

I spend time outside of coursework digging into the Collatz conjecture: ergodic theory, 2-adic dynamics, symbolic dynamics, analytic number theory. Also into exam-level math prep, LaTeX styling for problem sets, and Monte Carlo simulations for modeling how I'm tracking academically.

Comfortable on Linux day to day: shell scripting, systemd, basic server hardening, that kind of thing. I've also been getting into network security and privacy tooling. Understanding how systems get probed and broken helps me build ones that don't. Nothing formal yet, just hands-on curiosity that feeds back into how I write and secure my own projects.