Hazem Abbas is a physician, AI developer, author here where he writes about open-source healthcare technology, privacy-first AI, and the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Linux-first user
data engineering
What Is Datoviz? Datoviz, a blazing-fast, GPU-powered visualization library built from the ground up for real-time, interactive exploration of massive datasets. Datoviz is an open-source, cross-platform rendering engine designed to bring high-performance 2D and 3D data visualization to life using modern GPU acceleration. Built on the Vulkan API, it’s
Education
I have watched many of my friends lose interest in learning new languages. Even my son, who is nearly trilingual, has started to "take it easy." The reason is simple: AI assistants make everything effortless. People feel they can access the world’s information through a digital filter
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The "Golden Age" of AI felt like magic. I remember sitting in a coffee shop in Ankara with a group of friends, a mix of fellow developers and medical colleagues, and the air was thick with awe. One friend, a radiologist, showed me how a simple prompt could
Laravel
The Great Framework Debate isn't just about syntax or execution speed; it’s about velocity, maintainability, and the "Developer Happiness" index. I’ve spent years in the trenches with both stacks. I’ve built real-time collaborative tools using the MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node) stack, Used
Healthcare
The intersection of medicine and technology is no longer a futuristic concept; it is the current frontline of clinical excellence. Having spent years navigating the high-pressure corridors of hospitals as a medical doctor while simultaneously architecting systems as a software developer, I have seen both the fragility of human memory
Cryptocurrency
In 2026, the infrastructure question is largely settled. Institutions are deploying, regulation has caught up, and Layer 2 networks handle production load without drama. What's still genuinely hard is finding a development partner who takes ownership of the outcome. The decision that actually costs you Tech stack choices
AI Club
The era of the "chat box" AI is over. If you are still opening a browser tab, pasting 200 lines of code, and asking a LLM to "fix the bug," you aren't just behind, you are working ten times harder than you need to.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
We’ve all been there. It’s 11:00 PM, you’re deep in a Next.js sprint, and you decide to let Antigravity handle a repetitive task. Maybe it’s a simple UI refactor or adding a few Zod schemas to a Directus hook. You hit enter, watch the
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
I was grabbing coffee with a few lead engineers from a major fintech firm last week, and the conversation hit a wall we’ve all felt lately. One of them, visibly frustrated, leaned over his espresso and said, "I’ve built this incredible multi-agent system for portfolio rebalancing. It’
PHP
I remember the night clearly, it was early 2024, and I was deep in the trenches of a Node.js microservices build. I had three different terminal tabs open just to manage the service discovery, a Redis instance that was screaming for mercy, and a package.json that looked like
Healthcare
Why I Wrote This Article? Misdiagnosis touches an estimated 12 million U.S. patients annually, yet clinical workflows remain fragmented, opaque, and heavily weighted toward institutional efficiency over patient visibility. Today’s consumer health apps can track steps or remind you to take pills, but none offer a HIPAA-native, patient-owned
News
Big news dropping today: TypeScript 7.0 Beta just landed, and it's not just another incremental update. This one's special. The TypeScript team has been quietly rebuilding the compiler from the ground up, porting the entire codebase to Go. The result? 🤯 Up to 10x faster builds