How to Plan a Minimum Viable Product
How to Plan a Minimum Viable Product A Minimum Viable Product, or MVP, is the smallest version of a product that still delivers real value to early customers. The goal is to learn quickly what works and what does not before investing in a full feature set. Good MVPs focus on one core problem and […]
Managing Technical Debt in Growing Products
Managing Technical Debt in Growing Products Technical debt describes shortcuts and old decisions in a codebase that slow down future work. Every product has some debt, but unmanaged debt eventually makes even small features painful to deliver. Managing it means being intentional. Track known issues, set aside time in each release to improve core parts […]
Scaling From Single Server to Distributed System
Scaling From Single Server to Distributed System Many applications start on a single server. Over time, as usage grows, that server becomes a bottleneck. Scaling in a controlled way usually follows a series of steps rather than one big redesign. First, optimize the existing system and add caching. Next, separate the database from the web […]
What Non Technical Founders Should Know About Apps
What Non Technical Founders Should Know About Apps Many founders have great product ideas but limited technical background. You do not need to become a programmer, but understanding a few basics about modern apps will make your projects smoother and cheaper. Important topics include the difference between web, mobile and desktop apps, what an API […]
Best Practices for REST and GraphQL APIs
Best Practices for REST and GraphQL APIs REST and GraphQL are two popular styles for modern APIs. REST organizes endpoints around resources and common HTTP verbs, while GraphQL lets clients request exactly the fields they need from a flexible schema. Good practice for both styles includes clear documentation, strong authentication, consistent error handling and careful […]
Monitoring and Observability for Modern Apps
Monitoring and Observability for Modern Apps As systems are split into many services, it becomes harder to understand what is happening just by looking at a single server. Monitoring and observability tools collect metrics, logs and traces to give teams a clear picture of system health. Basic monitoring answers the question, is the system up. […]
Choosing the Right Tech Stack for Your Startup
Choosing the Right Tech Stack for Your Startup Early technology choices can help or hurt a startup for years. The best tech stack is usually the one your team knows well, that can ship features quickly and that has a healthy ecosystem of libraries and hosting options. Non technical founders often worry more about languages […]
How AI Is Changing Everyday Business Tools
How AI Is Changing Everyday Business Tools Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to research labs. It now appears inside everyday tools such as email, office suites, customer service software and analytics platforms. For example, AI can help summarize long documents, suggest replies to customer messages, forecast sales based on historical data and detect anomalies […]
Mobile First Design for Modern Websites
Mobile First Design for Modern Websites Mobile first design starts from the smallest screen and works upward. Instead of designing a complex desktop layout and then trying to shrink it down, you begin with the essential content and actions that mobile users need. This approach leads to cleaner interfaces, faster loading times and better focus […]
Introduction to Headless CMS for Content Teams
Introduction to Headless CMS for Content Teams A headless CMS separates content management from presentation. Editors work in a clean backend where they create structured content, while developers build websites, apps and other channels that fetch that content through APIs. This pattern is useful when you need to publish the same information to multiple front […]
