Oh Hi There! I am Eyaadh

Recently, I've been assigned the responsibility of developing an e-commerce application that seamlessly integrates with the renowned POS system, Ewity. The primary objective was to establish a platform enabling customers to browse store inventory and make online purchases. Tackling this task presented its challenges, and I'd like to walk you through my approach and the steps I took to bring this project to fruition. Rest assured, I obtained permission before sharing this post. In order to optimize the process, I segmented the project into five distinct phases: authentication, inventory listing, order placing, notifying cashiers of placed orders, and generating bills within the POS system without completing the sale. Additionally, I aimed to avoid maintaining separate databases for these processes, relying solely on Ewity's existing infrastructure. This approach minimizes data duplication, reducing the risk of discrepancies and other complications that might arise with it.

Introduction: It's been a while since I started considering a project to create a video conferencing application that had both a web version and an Android application. Consequently, I'd like to outline my approach to this project, and this time, I've set some guiding principles. Specifically, for this phase, my aim is to make it entirely serverless, and I'm committed to completing it within a week. The primary objective is to rapidly build a proof of concept. This case study is going to be quite extensive because I plan to elucidate and document each step of the process, aiming to provide you with detailed explanations in each section. In alignment with these principles, I've opted to utilize Vue JS as the framework, paired with Tailwind CSS to ensure an aesthetically pleasing interface. Additionally, I'll be integrating Google Firebase for authentication purposes and incorporating Agora.io to handle video and audio aspects. As we progress through the implement