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Engineering, product, and how we ship — written alongside the services we take on. If a post maps to work you need, start a project.
October 13, 2026Laravel, Scout, semantic search, AI, Meilisearch, React
When a Laravel app already searches with Meilisearch or Typesense, hybrid search can match by meaning without a second stack. Here is how we would add it, and how each tenant's model key stays separate.
October 13, 2026Laravel, Performance, Queues, AI, Backend
Emails, invoices, courier calls and AI jobs do not belong inside the customer request. How we set up Laravel queues so pages stay fast and a silent worker failure does not go unnoticed.
October 12, 2026ai, laravel, wordpress, automation, api, security
When a client asks for an assistant that can look up orders or move bookings, the risk is in what it may touch. Here is how we would scope tools, permissions, approvals and logs in a Laravel or WordPress project.
October 11, 2026wordpress, performance, security, maintenance
Most slow or neglected WordPress sites do not need a rebuild. This is the performance and security checklist we run first, in the order we run it, and when we do recommend more.
October 10, 2026ios, mobile, app-store, testflight, release
App Store review is where first launches slip. Here is how we use TestFlight early, set up the Apple account, and avoid the usual rejections before the app is submitted.
October 9, 2026ai, cost, reliability, laravel, react, mobile
Before we build an assistant into a client site or app, we work out cost per answer and what the user sees when the model provider fails. Here is how.
October 8, 2026ui-ux, design-system, accessibility, react, android, ios
How we use design tokens, fully drawn states and a short accessibility checklist so a React website and Android and iOS apps stay consistent without tripling the design work.
October 7, 2026wordpress, acf, block-editor, gutenberg, content-modeling
WordPress block bindings are enough for a single field. We still use ACF when editors need repeaters, relationships, or a screen they can understand.
October 7, 2026mobile, android, ios, react-native, flutter, ui-ux
Android, iOS, React Native or Flutter? We walk through the questions we ask clients before choosing, from hardware needs and offline use to who maintains the app after launch.
October 6, 2026Joomla, CMS upgrade, Migration, Maintenance, AI
Most old Joomla sites do not need a rewrite. Here is the inventory we run first, the three options we put in front of clients, and where upgrades really break.