You don't need a rewrite to get off legacy Redux. You need a sequence that lets old and new code run side by side, so the team keeps shipping features while the codebase gets cleaner every sprint. Thi
I once inherited a project where the previous developer had shipped something that looked done. It had a UI, it took signups, it "worked" in the sense that a demo would go fine. The business had alrea
Most AWS bills I've looked at aren't expensive because AWS is expensive. They're expensive because someone made a reasonable decision eighteen months ago and nobody's looked at it since. Here's a patt
A client of mine runs a content production business — they shoot content for wedding vendors and local brands. When we started working together, "tracking the business" meant memory, DMs, and whatever
A telecom platform I worked on let customers manage their contacts — over 50,000 of them, organized into groups ranging from 500 to 3,000 people each. Businesses used these groups to send messages, ru
If your website or Android app remembers users, shows personalized content, or works offline, it’s almost certainly using a database. Databases are the organized “memory” behind modern apps, turning s
Most PostgreSQL learning material fails for the same reason. It hands you a flat list — pg_hba.conf, Patroni, SKIP LOCKED, PL/pgSQL, PgBouncer, RLS — with no sense of which layer each item lives in or
