Last year, when I was building FlashStock, a concurrency bug crashed my database on day three. I spent three days reading books, and it was a quote from Nietzsche that finally led me to the solution. Today, I'll share how philosophy can actually help programmers solve real problems.
Last year I quit my job to start a SaaS, thinking great tech would conquer all. Three months later, I almost killed my product by ignoring business logic. Today I share the mistakes I made—from over-engineering to pricing blunders—and the lessons they taught me.
Last year I built Flash Inventory from scratch as a solo developer. Tech choices, architecture, AI integration… every step felt like a boss fight. Today I look back at the mistakes and the wins, sharing lessons for fellow full-stack devs.
Last year I built FlashStock from scratch—a full-stack SaaS. Tech stack, architecture, AI integration… every step felt like a boss battle. Today I'm reviewing the decisions that worked and the ones that didn't, for fellow full-stack devs on the same journey.
Last year I quit my job to go indie, building FlashStock solo. AI tools doubled my efficiency, but I started worrying: is the full-stack path narrowing? Here's my real take.
Last year, I impulsively added an AI assistant to my SaaS warehouse system. After countless pitfalls, here's a postmortem on tech choices, architecture, and product strategy—what worked and what made me want to slap myself.