Apr 13 · 3 min read · I'm a student at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). Between lectures, assignments, and the occasional power outage, I've spent the last three months building something I believe can
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Mar 31 · 1 min read · Today is my launch day on Product Hunt. I'm Abhishek, a solo developer from Patna, India — and this is the story of how I built Lihenium. The Problem I was constantly switching between 5 different app
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Feb 24 · 2 min read · Sometime late in 2023 Microsoft added new Windows Feature to Windows Server 2022 called Azure Arc. This feature is a standard enabled feature on any new Windows Server 2025 install as well. According
Join discussionFeb 8 · 3 min read · After Collapse Compiles The first post sounded clean. Cleaner than real life ever is. Real life looked more like this: Half-charged phone. Nowhere quiet. Body hurting in ways that don't show on the outside. Trying to remember dates and symptoms and c...
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Feb 6 · 2 min read · When something goes wrong in a health tool, the user can lose trust and momentum. Your job is to fix problems without turning the app into surveillance. Shipping a health-adjacent tool is different from shipping a hobby app. Reliability is part of ca...
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Jan 29 · 3 min read · 💡 UPDATED Feb 8 2026 - Added configuration for NextJS apps Using HTTPS for local development is no longer optional. Modern browsers require a secure context to enable key features like PWAs, Service Workers, camera access, and WebAuthn. If your lo...
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Jan 27 · 3 min read · Before someone trusts you with a log entry, they need to trust something simpler: that the app will open, behave predictably, and not get in their way. If Parts 1–6 are about trust, Part 7 is about trust signals. People don’t evaluate a health tool t...
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Jan 23 · 2 min read · After you ship, the most valuable lessons are rarely the technical ones. They’re the ones about what users actually need when life is hard. A retrospective is only useful if it names the tradeoffs. If you’re building anything “health-adjacent,” you w...
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Jan 23 · 4 min read · Reliable tools don’t require ideal conditions. They work in basements, parking lots, clinic hallways, and anywhere a person might be trying to get through their day. Offline-first is a promise: “This tool works when your life is unstable.” For a heal...
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Jan 16 · 11 min read · Originally published at Gothar Tech Part of our 2025 software architecture series. Ship the App, Keep the Web A funny thing happened on the way to the app stores: the browser quietly learned to be an operating system. In 2025, a Progressive Web App...
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