iLxrD · Line 007 · Tripoli Underground
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Sector · Tripoli, Libya · 32.89°N 13.19°E

Survivor file 001

MohammadAl-Baroni

Full-stack developer in Tripoli, Libya. I build web and mobile systems for Libyan businesses, in Arabic and English: front-end by trade, back-end when the mission needs it, DevOps to keep the lights on.

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01JournalSurvivor log

Who’s down here

Entry · TripoliPage 01

To whoever finds this: I build things.

Class of 2024, University of Tripoli, with a BSc in Information Technology. Since then I’ve been shipping software people up top actually use: a full learning management system, an early-warning dashboard, live corporate sites for Libyan businesses.

My trade is the front-end: React, Next.js, clean component structure, and interfaces that make critical information obvious to people who aren’t technical. When the job needs more, I go deeper: NestJS and PostgreSQL services, Flutter apps for Android and iOS, Docker and GitHub Actions pipelines shipping to Vercel and VPS servers behind Nginx.

I build bilingual products. Right-to-left layouts are never an afterthought down here.

Off the clock: gas mask on, filter ticking, somewhere deep in the Metro series. Good training for debugging production in the dark.

— M. Al-Baroni

detail-oriented.
fast learner, ask anyone.

02The LineShipped work

Six stations on my line

Every stop is something I designed, built and shipped. Pick a station and the handcar takes you there, or switch on autopilot and ride the whole line.

Now arriving

LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Next station

MOZN EARLY WARNING SYSTEM
Visited 1/6

Station 01 · Graduation project · Full-stack

Learning Management System

A complete LMS built end-to-end for my graduation, with Django on the back end and Next.js on the front.

DjangoNext.jsAuth & rolesDashboards

Graduation project · no public surface

  1. Designed and developed a complete LMS platform using Django (backend) and Next.js (frontend).
  2. Implemented secure authentication, role-based access, course management and personalized user dashboards.
  3. Engineered for scalability, performance and a clean, user-friendly interface.
03SuppliesKit & tools

What I carry down

Inventory, checked and packed: the kit I reach for when something has to work.

№ 01Code languages8 units
  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • Dart
  • C#
  • SQL
  • HTML
  • CSS
№ 02Front-end3 units
  • React.js
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind CSS
№ 03Back-end3 units
  • NestJS
  • Laravel
  • RESTful APIs
№ 04Mobile1 unit
  • Flutter · Android & iOS
№ 05Database1 unit
  • PostgreSQL
№ 06DevOps6 units
  • Docker
  • CI/CD · GitHub Actions
  • Linux servers
  • Nginx
  • Vercel
  • VPS hosting
№ 07Tools3 units
  • Git & GitHub
  • Adobe Creative Suite
  • Microsoft Office

Clearances

Front-end developmentFull-stack webMobile appsDevOpsIT systemsApplication design
04RadioComms room

Open a frequency

Tune

Transmission

Hiring, building something, or need a site that works properly in Arabic and English? Pick a channel and send a transmission. I answer.

WhatsApp

The fastest line to me, by voice or text.

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Base
Tripoli, Libya

Run summary

You reached the end of the line.

Stations visited
1/6
Sightings
0
Achievements
0/10
Time underground
00:00
  • Into the darkBoarded the train that was not in service.
  • Light disciplineSwept the tunnel walls with your torch.
  • ArchivistFound the survivor’s journal.
  • PassengerRode Line 007.
  • ConductorVisited all six stations.
  • QuartermasterChecked the supply crates.
  • Signal foundReached the radio room.
  • Frequency hopperTuned in to every channel.
  • Fresh airSwapped a gas-mask filter.
  • Don’t blinkFlashed your torch at what lives in the dark.
Thanks for riding Line 007© 2026 Mohammad Al-Baroni · iLxrD · built in TripoliMain menuBack to the surface
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