Insights from the field
Practical articles on custom software, integrations and engineering, from my own projects.
Why Your E-commerce Integration Keeps Breaking (And How to Fix It)
The four root causes behind unstable e-commerce integrations, and the architectural patterns that make them reliable.
Fixed-Price vs. Retainer: How to Choose the Right Engagement Model
A practical decision framework for choosing between fixed-price projects and ongoing retainer agreements, and when to use neither.
Building a Multi-Tenant SaaS in Laravel: Architecture Decisions That Matter
The decisions you have to get right on day one: database strategy, tenant identification, queue isolation, and migration management.
How to Set Up a Good CI/CD Pipeline
A practical guide to building a fast, trustworthy CI/CD pipeline for Laravel and Vue.js projects, from linting and layered tests to automated deployment.
Adding AI Features to Your Laravel Application Without Overengineering It
How to integrate LLM APIs into a Laravel application in a practical, maintainable way: service architecture, async queues, prompt management, error handling, and cost control.
AI Tools in Real Projects: What Works and What Does Not
Two years of using AI coding tools on real client work: where they save time, where they slow you down, and the patterns that actually hold up in production.
What Does Custom Software Cost? An Honest Breakdown for SMEs
Where the money goes in a custom software project, the five factors that set the price, rough ranges to expect, and how to read a quote.
When to Replace Your Spreadsheets with Custom Software
Six signs your spreadsheet has hit its limit, what custom software does differently, when not to switch, and what the switch looks like.
Rebuild or Repair? What a Code Audit Tells You First
Before you rebuild an application from scratch: what a code audit looks at, how to choose between repairing and rebuilding, and what you get out of it.
Website, Web App or Mobile App: Which Does Your Business Need?
The difference between a website, a web application and a mobile app, four questions to choose between them, and why starting small usually wins.
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