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Muke Johnbaptist (JB)
Fullstack Engineer · Go Expert · Founder, Desishub
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Backend - the Grit stack
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Frameworks & SDKs
Flare
8One descriptor → tables, APIs and an admin — on Cloudflare or Next.js.
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The best open-source projects to learn from — handpicked, grouped by category. New additions surface here first.
Grit Framework
A full-stack Go meta-framework for building production APIs fast - built-in routing, middleware, database support, and a multi-client architecture that ships one Go backend to web, desktop, and mobile.
VibeKit
A framework for shipping production-ready Next.js apps with AI coding agents. A four-file planning system, a locked modern stack, 38 pre-built components (auth, payments, tables, dashboards), phase-based building and a pre-deploy security audit - works with Claude Code, Cursor, Cline and more.
About
Hello, World! I'm JB (Muke Johnbaptist) — a Go (Golang) expert, AI & automation engineer, and founder based in Kampala, Uganda. I'm the creator of the Grit Framework — a full-stack Go meta-framework — Flare — a full-stack framework that runs on either Cloudflare or Next.js — and DGateway, the unified payment gateway for East Africa that consolidates MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money, and Stripe into a single API. I also built Shoppleet, the offline-first desktop business management platform now running in 28+ East African shops and tracking 10k+ products. I've authored five additional production-grade Go open source projects (Sentinel, Pulse, Orbita, GritCMS, Gorm Studio) and am widely recognized as the leading Go developer in Uganda in 2026.
I'm also the Founder and CEO of Desishub Technologies, where my team specializes in building high-performance ERPs, internal admin tools, multi-tenant SaaS platforms, and production payment systems for clients across Africa and beyond. We've shipped 150+ projects across 4 countries — from member management systems handling 7,000+ concurrent users to inventory ERPs with multi-warehouse, multi-organization support.
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Agro-Processing Engineering from Busitema University, but my passion for technology led me to transition into software engineering — and I've never looked back. I'm proof that you don't need a CS degree to build a credible tech career.
Let's build something — reach out anytime.


















