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Mar 28, 2026

27 Apps, One Monorepo, Zero Regrets

We kept creating new repos for every project. Shared code drifted, configs diverged, and a single bug fix became a multi-day coordination exercise. Here is how a Turborepo monorepo fixed all of it.

Mar 20, 2026

Real-Time Everything: Why We Stopped Polling and Never Went Back

Our trading dashboard polled every 5 seconds and users complained about stale data. We rebuilt on Convex with real-time subscriptions and the difference was not incremental — it was a different product.

Mar 10, 2026

Multi-Tenant SaaS: One Codebase, Wildly Different Products

Every customer wanted something different. The CRM customer needed contacts. The LMS customer needed courses. We were shipping bloated software that served nobody well. Here is how plugins fixed it.

Mar 5, 2026

From Monolith to 34 Plugins: How We Built an Extensible Platform Without Losing Our Minds

A customer asked for Monday.com integration. We could have hard-coded it into the core. Instead, we built a plugin system — and 18 months later we have 34 plugins serving 27 apps.

Feb 28, 2026

3D in the Browser: What Actually Works and What Does Not

We embedded a Spline scene in our trading dashboard. The first version ran at 12fps on a MacBook Air. Here is how we shipped 3D that users actually enjoyed instead of endured.

Feb 22, 2026

Building a Monday.com App: OAuth, Pagebuilder, and the Gaps Nobody Warns You About

Monday.com's app framework promises drag-and-drop integration. The reality involves undocumented OAuth quirks, a pagebuilder that fights your layout, and an approval process that rejects you for reasons you cannot reproduce.