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Written when we have something specific to say, which is not often. Each piece comes out of work we have actually done, and none of them contain a number we have not measured.
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Building one platform for a dozen developments instead of a dozen websites
A launch site for a new development is not a landing page with renders on it. It is a navigable building, and the difference decides whether you build it once or twelve times.
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When building your own booking engine beats paying for one
The subscription scales with your portfolio, which means it is priced against your success. Here is the maths, and the three parts that are genuinely hard to build.
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From one seller to many: what actually breaks when a shop becomes a marketplace
Every quote for this migration is wrong for the same reason: the hard part is not the catalogue, it is the money and who owns what.
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Modernising a legacy .NET backend without a rewrite
The rewrite is the most expensive option and the one most often chosen. Here is what works instead on a .NET backend nobody dares touch.
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