Vol. I · No. 1$ whoami → youbal
The Daily Commit
●$ git commit -m“feat(erp): orders, inventory and approvals in one workflow”●$ git commit -m“feat(stock): live stock tracking with reorder forecasting”●$ git commit -m“feat(lrm): lead pipeline with automated follow-up tracking”●$ git commit -m“feat(mfg): production workflow with gated stages”●$ git commit -m“feat(questos): developer activity mapped to an AI skill tree”●$ git commit -m“feat(analytics): end-to-end event tracking across the site”

FULL-STACK DEVELOPER · SYSTEMS BUILDER

I build the systems businesses actually use.

I design and ship full-stack software across the entire stack — from database architecture and APIs to the interfaces people work with every day.

By Youbal Lakandri · India

I built a production ERP for a pharmaceutical company that grew from a simple lead-management tool into a system covering orders, inventory, manufacturing workflows, approvals, targets, reporting, and dispatch. It connects to existing business systems and is used by people across the company.

I also build the systems around the software: the company website, CMS, analytics and tracking, lead funnels, automation, and internal tools. Outside of work, I'm building Questos — an AI-native developer platform that turns real development activity into a dynamic learning system.

My core stack is TypeScript, React, Next.js, PostgreSQL, Supabase, and modern testing tools. But the stack is secondary. I care about understanding the problem, designing the system, and actually shipping it.

Read the Pharma ERP case study →

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§ Also in this edition · From the library

Pull a book off the shelf

Every project is filed as a volume. Click a spine to open it.

$ open ./cv.pdf →From the Vault: study notes and research, behind a locked door →

§ Opinion

From the editor's desk

24 September 2026 · 3 min

I put Arch on my mini PC (and kept Windows anyway)

A Ryzen 5 2400G box too weak for Windows 11 became my excuse to finally try Linux. A day of commands, one very pretty shell, and the one thing that sends me back.

20 September 2026 · 3 min

The database gets the last word

While building Stellar ERP, I wanted one source of truth for the system. MARG owns the accounting data; Stellar ERP owns the workflows around it. The database enforces what the application is actually allowed to do.

$ cd ~/opinion →

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