April 2, 2026ai, llm, cost, practical ai, product
Cost Control for LLM Features in Client Products
Budgets, caching, model tiers, and product limits we use so AI features do not surprise finance after a successful launch.
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April 2, 2026ai, llm, cost, practical ai, product
Budgets, caching, model tiers, and product limits we use so AI features do not surprise finance after a successful launch.
March 20, 2026ai, rag, laravel, postgres, practical ai
How we approach retrieval-augmented chat over client PDFs and docs using Laravel, Postgres, and sober evaluation — not demo magic.
March 11, 2026react, nextjs, server components, architecture
How we decide what stays on the server in Next.js/React apps we ship — without turning the codebase into a boundaries puzzle.
February 27, 2026ui-ux, empty states, errors, product design
Empty states and errors are product UX. Here is how we write and design them so users know what happened and what to do next.
February 19, 2026joomla, maintenance, legacy, security
A calm maintenance plan for older Joomla sites: updates, staging, extension risk, and knowing when to freeze features.
February 3, 2026react, forms, ux, validation
Patterns for React forms that stay maintainable when stakeholders keep adding fields, validations, and edge cases.
January 28, 2026python, ai, integration, fastapi
How we use Python services for summarization, classification, and document prep next to Laravel or React apps — without boiling the ocean.
January 14, 2026laravel, queues, horizon, devops
How we run Laravel queues in production so emails, imports, and webhooks fail loudly enough to fix — not silently.
January 7, 2026android, ios, ui-ux, design system, mobile
How we align Android and iOS UX for client products without pretending both platforms are the same OS.
December 28, 2025ui-ux, audit, conversion, web design
A focused UX audit checklist for brochure and lead-gen sites — clarity, trust, forms, and mobile — without drowning in heuristics jargon.