php When the Patch Skips Your Version: What PHP2Shell Cost Governments, and What EOL Adds on Top You can't predict the next critical CVE, but you can predict your PHP version's end-of-life date. What PHP2Shell cost in one day, and why running EOL turns a bad day into a forced migration.
microservices Microservices Architecture When should a feature become its own microservice? Follow a growing online shop through six guidelines for deciding, the advantages of the architecture, and the complexity it brings.
webdev Bad Habits in Web Development We Should Avoid Ignoring mobile, inconsistent styles, hardcoded URLs, missing alt text and div soup: five common habits that hurt quality, accessibility and maintainability, and how to fix each one.
devops Exposing Development Environments with Cloudflare Tunnel and WARP Without Opening Ports How to publish dev apps with TLS and custom domains without exposing the server: Cloudflare Tunnel, Traefik, Portainer, Laravel behind a proxy and private access with WARP. With trade-offs.
architecture Modular Monolith or Microservices: A Framework for Deciding Without Dogma When microservices are justified and when a modular monolith gives you 80% of the benefit at 20% of the cost. With a decision framework and a Laravel example.
architecture Data Sovereignty and Open Architecture in Government Platforms: Design Principles What it means to design state systems that are technology-neutral, interoperable and that preserve control of data. Principles, trade-offs and questions for evaluating any solution.
