Journal
Writing about software decisions that age well, and the systems that don’t.
Investigative report on vibe coding, hype-driven development, and the next technical debt crisis.
Why premature complexity quietly kills momentum in early-stage products, and how simpler systems help founders and small teams ship durable software.
Why microservices are usually an organizational scaling tool, not an early technical necessity, and why early-stage products often pay the distributed-systems tax too soon.
WordPress is rarely abandoned because of ideology. Teams leave when plugins, patching, performance work, and break-fix maintenance cost more than the publishing convenience is worth.