Flexaiosys

14/08/2026

Another milestone for our HRIS project.
After several stages of development, the system now covers the main HR and payroll processes — from employee setup and attendance, to payroll, 13th month pay, government contributions, tax, reports, payslips, leave, and overtime.
We are now moving into User Acceptance Testing. This means the actual users will start testing the system based on their real work processes and give feedback on what works, what needs adjustment, and what can still be improved.

For me, this is one of the most important parts of the project. A system may work technically, but it also needs to work well for the people who will use it every day.

The next development cycle will be based on their actual experience and feedback.

https://hris-dev.isroot.in/

06/08/2026

🚀 I built and deployed an offline-first Ebook Web App
I recently developed Ebook Web App, a mobile-friendly platform for reading Bible commentaries online and offline.
The idea came from a simple problem: many valuable Christian resources are available only as large PDFs, old webpages, or formats that are difficult to navigate on a phone. They also often require a continuous internet connection.
The application currently includes Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible, organized by volume, Bible book, and chapter.
Readers can:
📖 Browse commentaries by Bible book and chapter
📱 Install the website on a phone like an app
⬇️ Download books or individual chapters for offline reading
🌐 Continue reading even with limited internet access
🔄 Navigate easily between chapters
On the technical side, I built it using:
Python, Django, PostgreSQL, JavaScript, PWA technologies, Gunicorn, Podman containers, and Nginx reverse proxy.
This project also gave me practical experience in:
Importing and restructuring large XML-based publications
Designing reusable commentary and ebook models
Progressive Web App installation
Service workers and browser caching
Offline-first application design
Containerized production deployment
The application is currently in beta, and Matthew Henry’s Commentary is the first collection. Future improvements will include search, bookmarks, reading progress, additional public-domain commentaries, and better offline library management.
Live beta: https://ebook.isroot.in
I would appreciate feedback from developers, pastors, Bible teachers, students, and readers who regularly use digital study materials.

Read ebook and commentary collections online or offline.