Thoughts on software development, architecture, and best practices
Astro is revolutionizing web development with its island architecture and minimal JavaScript. But can it really become the next big way of building web applications? Let's break down its benefits, integrations, and real-world use cases.
HTMX is gaining traction as an alternative to JavaScript-heavy frontends. But does it live up to the hype? Let's break down its benefits, drawbacks, and why it even exists...
A deep dive into how Microsoft Clarity disrupted the website analytics space and outperformed Hotjar in key areas.
How I implemented the CQRS pattern in Laravel, the challenges I faced, and why it's a game changer for large-scale applications.
I have been using laravel since version 4.1 and I have been sticking with it for a long time. Today I still use Laravel and it has come a long way.
As companies rush to implement AI solutions in customer service, we need to examine the risks of replacing human workers and why a balanced approach is crucial for long-term success.
Looking back at my journey building ParkingPoint solo in London, and the hard lesson that every founder needs to learn...
Look, I've been in the trenches of software development long enough to know this: proper testing isn't just nice to have - it's what lets you sleep at night...
A deep dive into how SOLID principles can be applied to laravel applications...
My experience creating SpeakOut, a simple Android app, and navigating the Google Play Store publishing process...
With IE9 beta out, Chrome getting faster every week, and HTML5 everywhere, the web's changing. Here's what actually matters...
When Apple launched their fancy tablet, I thought it was just a massive iPhone. But after using one for months, I've got to admit - they might be onto something...
With Google making constant changes to their algorithm, and 'SEO experts' popping up everywhere, lets cut through the rubbish and see what actually works...
With Google's Chrome OS launching soon, here's why this radical new approach to computing might actually make sense...