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Prism Infoways

@prisminfowaysGurugramJoined August 2026

IT services company from Gurugram, India — web, cloud & AI solutions for growing businesses.

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PIPrism Infowaysprisminfoways.hashnode.dev1d ago · 4 min read

From Prototype to Production: The Engineering Guide to Building Scalable AI-Powered Web Applications

Why your LangChain PoC breaks at scale, and the architectural shifts required to deploy reliable, enterprise-grade AI applications. Building a quick proof-of-concept (PoC) with an LLM wrapper takes an

PIPrism Infowaysprisminfoways.hashnode.devSep 8 · 5 min read

Microservices vs. Monolith: How to Actually Decide for Your Startup

Every few months, a new engineering blog post goes viral arguing that "microservices are overrated" or "monoliths don't scale." Both are right, and both are wrong — because the real answer depends ent

PIPrism Infowaysprisminfoways.hashnode.devAug 20 · 3 min read

Cybersecurity Essentials Every Startup Should Implement Before Scaling in 2026

Most startups treat security as a "we'll get to it later" problem. The trouble is, "later" usually arrives in the form of a data breach, a compromised admin account, or a customer trust issue that's f

PIPrism Infowaysprisminfoways.hashnode.devAug 10 · 5 min read

Core Web Vitals: A Developer's Practical Guide to Fixing the Metrics That Actually Matter

Why Core Web Vitals Keep Getting Talked About But Rarely Fixed Properly Most articles on Core Web Vitals repeat the same three tips — compress images, use a CDN, minify CSS — and stop there. Those hel

PIPrism Infowaysprisminfoways.hashnode.devAug 4 · 4 min read

How to Choose the Right Tech Stack for Your MVP (Without Overthinking It)

Every early-stage founder eventually hits the same wall: which tech stack should we actually build this on? And almost every founder gets the same well-meaning, contradictory advice: "Use what you kn