Project Case

DNS Dashboard

Case focused on dns record manager for dreamhost with filters and export. The project blends strategy, product, and technology to organize processes, improve experience, and build a scalable foundation, with focus on measurable value, security, and growth for business and users.

Node.js Express.js API Integration BMAD Method AI Engineering

Challenge

My public Github debut while learning AI prompt engineering and coding agents. The goal was to build a functional mini project applying the BMAD Method - an AI-based project specification technique. Create a Dreamhost DNS record manager with intuitive interface, advanced filtering, and data export capabilities.

Solution

Stack: Backend using Node.js + Express.js, Frontend with HTML5, CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript. Integration with Dreamhost's public API for DNS record management. Leveraged axios for HTTP requests, express-rate-limit for API protection, and CORS for secure cross-origin requests. Architecture follows RESTful patterns with robust error handling and input validation.

My Role

Full project ownership: specifications using BMAD Method, solution architecture, backend and frontend implementation, public API integration, and public deployment. Responsible for code quality, technical documentation, and iterative improvements based on user feedback.

Results and Impact

Fully functional project published on Github. Practical gains in AI-aided software engineering. Demonstrates expertise in specification, implementation, and deployment using modern AI techniques. Repository serves as a portfolio piece for AI Engineering and as a reference for applying BMAD Method in small, agile projects.

Lessons Learned

Prompt engineering is as critical as software engineering. The BMAD Method accelerates specification cycles when properly applied. Public APIs provide rapid MVP opportunities. Clear documentation and rate limiting are essential for external API integration. Small projects can demonstrate technical expertise more efficiently than large ones.

View code
Back to Projects