Dev Teams are not a democracy
I’ve been interviewing for leadership-heavy roles lately. And while I do have experience leading, I’ve never really studied it—I just did what felt right at the time. Looking back, I know my cho...
The Great Microservice Delusion: How We Broke the Monolith and Our Will to Live
It started, as most tech disasters do, with a meeting.Somewhere in a glass-walled room full of sticky notes and ambition, someone declared, "Let's break up the monolith!" Cue the slow clap. Champagne ...
Dev teams: Here’s the build vs buy framework your CEO should be using.
TechClarity just released a breakdown of this classic debate from a strategic (not technical) lens.🛠️ Want leverage? Know when not to build.
🧠 Want control? Know when not to buy.Bonus: example...
Tariffs, Toolchains, and Tech Debt: Why Blocking the Flow Never Ends Well
Nothing screams “I don’t understand how systems work” quite like someone slapping artificial restrictions on a complex, interconnected ecosystem—and expecting it to thrive.I’m not pointing f...
The Art and Science of Problem Solving in Business Process Management
Have you ever watched a seemingly simple business process crumble under its own complexity? Perhaps it was an approval workflow that should take hours but stretches into weeks, or a customer onboardin...
Demystifying HTTP for Web Developers — Part 1
What is HTTP and How a Request Travels Across the Web
Why Understanding HTTP Matters
HTTP is the foundation of everything we build and interact with on the web — whether it’s...