Why I Choose Boring Technology
The most impressive systems are the ones that don’t wake you up at 3 AM. Here’s why I prefer boring, proven tools over shiny new frameworks.
Thoughts on engineering, systems, and building products that last. No fluff, just lessons from the trenches.
The most impressive systems are the ones that don’t wake you up at 3 AM. Here’s why I prefer boring, proven tools over shiny new frameworks.
Networks fail. Databases slow down. APIs break. Here’s a practical way to design systems that handle failure calmly and predictably.
Most Web3 products don’t lose users because of tech. They lose them because of UX. Here are the most common mistakes and how to avoid them.
Most MVPs move fast but fall apart later. Here’s how I build MVPs that stay flexible without overengineering.
Lessons from building real DeFi frontends. Wallet integration, transaction UX, and how to make Web3 feel less scary for users.
Microservices aren’t always the answer. Here’s a practical way to think about when to split systems, when to stay monolithic, and when to do nothing.
From an engineer’s perspective: the habits and signals that lead to productive, low-friction collaborations with startups.