Cloudflare
Workers, D1, Durable Objects, Queue, KV. All three projects run on it, real-time sync and build pipelines included. The limits and billing traps I walked into count as experience too.
SPEC.001 NAGOYA / FULL-STACK
Three projects taken from design to production single-handed: a corporate site, a quoting system, an internal tool.
Currently at a manufacturer · Nagoya, and looking for what's next.
My first five years were UI/UX design. Long enough to notice two things: how little of a design survives implementation, and how rarely I could say precisely why something was technically out of reach.
So I started writing it myself. Front end first, then databases, back end and deployment. Today I can take a project from design file to production without a hand-off in between.
For the last two years I have been writing with tools like Claude Code. What it actually buys me is time: it writes fast, so the tests get finished. 1,868 test cases across three projects, nearly all of them from these two years.
Not a list of everything I have touched — only the three areas I have run in production.
Workers, D1, Durable Objects, Queue, KV. All three projects run on it, real-time sync and build pipelines included. The limits and billing traps I walked into count as experience too.
SvelteKit, Astro, Nuxt and SolidJS, each shipped to production. Chosen by fit: Astro for content sites, SvelteKit when it has to be live, Nuxt for admin surfaces.
Write the spec first, let the model produce the implementation, keep architecture and review for myself, and finish the tests. 1,868 cases across three projects is what that adds up to.
施工設備レンタル企業
古いWebサイトを現代的なシステムへ完全再構築。全スタック独立交付で、テストとドキュメントで品質を確保。
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Nagoya-based, open to remote. Business-level Japanese. If you'd like the real company names and domains behind the case studies, say the word and I'll send you a key.