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Mideliz

Mideliz is a web-based application developed as part of a food entrepreneurship project.
The main goal of this project is to solve real-world problems through software, focusing on clean structure, scalability, and maintainability.

Project Overview

Mideliz aims to support a food service model based on catalog sales, offering balanced meals for work environments and events.
From a technical perspective, the project is designed as a learning and experimentation space for applying software engineering principles in a real context.

Motivation

This project was created to:

• Apply software development skills to a real business scenario
• Improve decision-making around software structure and scalability
• Connect technical development with entrepreneurial thinking

Tech Stack

Frontend

• HTML5
• CSS3
• Tailwind CSS (preferred)
• Bootstrap

Backend

• PHP

Database

• MySQL / SQL (relational databases)

Programming Languages

• JavaScript
• Python (basic level)
• C++ (basic level)

Software Focus

Although the project is still evolving, special attention is given to:

• Code organization and readability
• Separation of concerns
• Scalable and maintainable software structure
• Continuous improvement of architectural decisions

Project Status

In active development
This project is continuously evolving as new features are added and the architecture improves.

Future Improvements

• Improve backend structure and modularity
• Implement better database abstraction
• Enhance scalability and performance
• Apply software architecture patterns as the project grows

Author

Santiago García Múnera
Systems Engineering Student – Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Software Development Technician – SENA
Medellín, Colombia 🇨🇴

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This project is part of my learning path toward becoming a software architect, combining technical growth with real-world problem solving.