Lessons from the trenches of building premium software — written by the people who ship it.
The database argument is usually a proxy for a different question nobody asked out loud: how well-defined is your data shape, really?
Most businesses don't need a custom AI feature. They need to notice that a $20-a-month subscription already solves the problem.
Neither pricing model is a scam. Each one moves the risk to a different place — and knowing where it lands changes how you should plan the project.
Microservices solve an organizational problem, not a technical one. If you don't have that organizational problem, you're just building distributed systems for fun.
A new logo is not a rebrand. Most failed rebrands skip the hard part and go straight to the fun part.
Both frameworks ship real apps to both app stores. The decision usually comes down to your team, not the technology.
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