About the Lab
A personal engineering archive, disguised as a modern web experience.
AnabhiDev is the front door. Engineering Lab is the workshop behind it. The portfolio shows selected results; the Lab shows the journey.
Why it exists
Progress is easier to keep when it is written down.
Engineering Lab is my personal record of building. Some projects are serious systems. Some are experiments. Some solve a very small problem. Some never make it past an idea.
They all matter because each one marks a point in the journey. The Lab exists to make that journey visible.
The Lab does not measure how many things were built. It records how the builder evolved.
Lifecycle
Eight states, moving in both directions.
A project can move forward or backward. Version 1 is not failure; version 2 is evidence of learning.
A ninth label, “Not recorded”, exists only because honesty is cheaper than a guess. It marks projects whose status has not been reviewed yet, rather than assigning one that might be wrong.
Privacy
Private work is not hidden. It is simply not here.
Every project record carries a visibility state: public, private, unlisted or archived. Only public records are published to this site.
A private project is not merely filtered out of a list. It is never written into the published data file at all, so it cannot leak through search, related-project links, the sitemap, page source, or a cached response. There is nothing to leak.
How it is built
Deliberately small.
Hand-written HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript on Cloudflare Pages, reading one JSON registry file. No framework, no build step, no database to keep alive — chosen so that one person can still maintain it in five years.
Start with the registry.
Every project carries a number and a place in the story.