Web dev feed

Here you will find shorter posts about Web Development, past projects, successes, lessons learnt, our services and future plans.

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From simple migration to full performance investigation

6 May 2026

What started as a simple migration turned into a full performance investigation. The client needed to migrate from an outdated setup that no longer met their needs to a faster, more stable cloud setup…

Don't treat mobile app development like building a web app

15 April 2026

If you treat mobile app development like building a web app, you're going to have a bad time. Web frameworks love to promise "write once, run everywhere". This is fine in theory, but it can be painful…

The hidden costs of off-the-shelf B2B software

25 March 2026

Off-the-shelf tools feel like the rational choice. fast to deploy predictable pricing feature-rich But that’s only part of the picture. You are renting your core operations Your processes live in some…

Wireframes aren't just for frontends...

18 March 2026

When people hear wireframes, they usually think about UI/UX: layouts, buttons, and user journeys. That makes sense; most tools on the market are built with that in mind. But here's a hot take: Wirefra…

It worked… until it didn’t.

11 March 2026

We recently revisited the document management in one of our inherited projects. The workflow was a good example of "it works, until it doesn't". Users uploaded a ZIP file containing all documents. The…

Assumptions aren’t bad. Invisible ones are.

3 March 2026

We all make assumptions… in life, in business, and in software engineering. Without them, nothing would ever ship. In web development, assumptions shape architecture, APIs, UX design, performance, and…

EU Data Sovereignty is now more important than ever

25 February 2026

“Business as usual” is now a risk, and doing nothing can be costly. Here’s why you should care about your digital sovereignty. Why Digital Sovereignty matters Knowing the digital sovereignty status of…

When developers burn out, platforms burn down.

4 February 2026

Not immediately, not loudly, but inevitably. Burnout is dangerous precisely because it’s quiet. It rarely looks like dramatic quitting or someone collapsing at their desk. More often it looks like: 🚩 …

Small things make a difference.

28 January 2026

We maintain and continue to develop a wood shipment logistics app for one of our clients. Delivery drivers use it to manage jobs from start to finish: select a job, drive to the pickup location, load …

How you fail determines how you succeed.

21 January 2026

The cost of bad error messages. This one is personal. Over the holidays, a friend asked me to test their app and give feedback. I put on my average user hat, assumed no dev knowledge, and got to testi…