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How I Built a No-App Photo Sharing Platform Using Just QR Codes and Browser Cameras
Last summer, I was at my cousin's wedding. 200 guests, one professional photographer, and exactly zero way for anyone else to share the photos they…
Transitioning from Python to Rust or Go: For Which Workload?
Python's rapid development capabilities and rich ecosystem make it the starting point for many projects; however, when performance limits are reache…
Stop Hiding Behind Your Product. Go Talk to Customers.
Wanted to share this because I suspect some of you are doing the same thing I was. Before I start I'm a indie hacker. Years of engineering work trai…
Sol, Terra, Luna — Three New Models, and Why MonkeyCode Is Asking the Right Questions
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The New Pattern of 2026 Tech Layoffs: 'Cut and Pivot'
Last month, while working on a client's project, I learned that a former teammate I knew from the industry had been laid off. This situation was dif…
My Most Expensive Engineering Decision
My most expensive career mistake wasn't a line of code or a misconfigured server; it was a "yes." Throughout my twenty years of experience in system…
Passkeys: Enterprise Adaptation and Individual Use Cases
Lately, I've started seeing the "Sign in with Passkey" option on many platforms. Initially, like with any new technology, I approached it with some…
Building a Product vs. Marketing It: Which is Harder? A 20-Year
For years, I believed that simply writing code, getting servers up and running, and keeping systems operational was the hardest job. While designing…
BurnCPU's First 100 Users: The Most Expensive Mistake of My Career
The most expensive mistake of my career wasn't a line of code; it was a 'yes'. That 'yes' not only cost me money but also severely damaged my reputa…
BGP Knowledge for Indie Hackers: Is It Really Necessary?
The world of indie hackers typically demands deep knowledge in areas like software development, product management, and marketing. When you're tryin…
The Folly of Relying on Traditional Payment Platforms for the African Creator Economy
The Problem We Were Actually Solving When our platform began to gain traction with African creators, we encountered an unexpected problem. Many user…
Selling Without Stripe in a Country That Stripe Can't Reach: When Compliance Becomes a Technical Problem
The Problem We Were Actually Solving We launched our product in Venezuela, where we quickly realized that accepting traditional payments would be pr…
Why I Ditched Traditional Payment Platforms for My Freelance Work in Nigeria
The Problem We Were Actually Solving I still remember the frustration I felt when I first started my freelance work in Nigeria. I had landed my firs…
Why Distribution Belongs Inside Your MVP, Not After It
I spent a year building fourteen products. Most of them are good. Some of them solve real problems. Almost none of them have users. The reason is em…