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Notes from building software.

Short, practical writing on architecture, AI, product delivery and design — demonstration articles you can replace with your own editorial.

How to Build a Scalable SaaS Architecture

Most SaaS products do not fail because of traffic. They fail because tenancy, billing and permissions were bolted on late.

Custom software is not automatically better. It is better when the process is the advantage — and worse when it is not.

The useful applications are rarely chatbots. They are quiet steps inside workflows people already run.

The question is rarely which library is better. It is whether your pages need to exist before JavaScript runs.

An MVP answers a question. Production software survives being wrong about the answer.

Every integration eventually fails. The difference is whether you find out from a dashboard or from a customer.

A design system is not a Figma library. It is an agreement about tokens, names and who owns a component.

Nobody funds "refactoring". Plenty of people fund "the reason releases take three weeks".

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