Blog & Notes
Practical notes on backend architecture, database performance, and the working rhythm that keeps me sane. Written from direct experience, not theory.
Your multi-tenant strategy locks in operational cost, security posture, and migration pain for years. Here is an honest guide from building Gatsu.
Bun is fast and Elysia is ergonomic. But moving from demo to production requires operational decisions that the README does not cover.
The field does not care about your stable WiFi. A good app records locally first, syncs later, and resolves conflicts deterministically.
A mis-configured connection pool is the cheapest way to make a healthy database look slow. Here are the numbers I ended up shipping.
It is not about which is faster. It is about which fits the shape of the product and the team. Here are the questions I ask before deciding.
Working as an independent engineer can easily turn your week into one long, exhausting block. Here is the rhythm that keeps me sane.