Apr 20 · 4 min read · If you spend enough time in developer communities, you will eventually stumble into a framework war. Developers love to argue whether Laravel is "dead," if React is over-engineered, or if Python is to
Join discussionApr 1 · 4 min read · When I started building my backend, I put everything in one place — user logic, video logic, comments, subscriptions — all in one codebase, one server, one deployment. That's called a monolithic archi
Join discussionMar 19 · 6 min read · The landscape of modern software engineering is shifting rapidly, moving away from rigid, single-stack structures toward fluid, distributed systems. When developers first encounter a sprawling legacy
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Mar 14 · 10 min read · It’s Tuesday stand up. Someone asks about a small UI fix. A senior engineer sighs — “We can’t. The payment team has a release Thursday, we share the same pipeline.” Everyone nods. Nobody is surprised.
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Feb 11 · 2 min read · Microservices are trendy. But if you build them wrong, you don't get "scalability"—you get a "Distributed Monolith." A Distributed Monolith is just as rigid as your old codebase, except now every function call requires a network request and has 50ms ...
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Feb 5 · 4 min read · For a long time, microservices were treated almost like a rite of passage. If a company wanted to be taken seriously in modern engineering circles, it needed services, containers, and a distributed architecture. Monoliths, on the other hand, were fra...
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Jan 26 · 1 min read · Early AI applications are usually monolithic. One FastAPI app does everything. This quickly becomes a bottleneck. As usage grows, teams must split responsibilities. A typical evolution: auth-service agent-service vector-service analytics-service Eac...
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