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Here you will find shorter posts about Web Development, past projects, successes, lessons learnt, our services and future plans.
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It's the new year! Coffee is in hand, IDE open. Your first programming task? Understanding what you wrote last year. There's a joke that goes: “When I wrote this code, only God and I understood it. No…
For our last web dev Wednesday of the year, we're ending on something a little heavier than usual: data sovereignty. We've talked a lot about securing data, protecting its integrity, and building trus…
Some people argue that it is. "Just test in production." Before you grab the pitchforks, here's their argument 👇. We spend time, budget, and effort maintaining a "production-like" environment... that …
Now and then, two types of AI stories hit our feeds: 🤑 “I built a full web app in 3 minutes using AI, and now I drive a Lamborghini!” 🤬 “Please help, my AI agent, wiped the entire production database!…
Are you going to miss a deadline? Was that "simple" feature more difficult than originally estimated? Is the client's new idea... let's say, ambitious? These things happen in web development. The real…
Or why premature optimization is the root of all evil. Donald Knuth once said: "Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their pr…
We recently read an article arguing against database constraints. It made some interesting points... but we disagree. Strongly. The “dumb database” argument goes like this: - “Validation is business l…
We all know a good web application should be accessible. But too often, "accessibility" gets boiled down to 'Just slap some alt tags on it and call it a day' 🚫 Nope. Accessibility is so much more than…
Ever since COVID, remote work has become the norm. Many companies are now fully remote or at least hybrid, and while this brings significant advantages, it also presents its challenges. For context, w…
If your processes, designs, and decisions live only in people’s heads, they might as well not exist. Brains, for all their brilliance, are terrible at long-term storage. Software engineering already d…