Aadhib

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Software engineering

Architecture, trade-offs and the day-to-day craft of building systems that keep running after launch.

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007A CMS is only good if the person using it doesn't need a developerThe complaint was specific — uploading galleries and video was too complicated. That is a better brief than most product requirements.OPINION · 2 MIN006cXML isn't REST: lessons from building a SAP Ariba integrationA protocol from a different era of enterprise software, with different assumptions — and REST habits actively work against you.SYSTEM NOTE · 2 MIN005Why enterprise integrations are harder than the API documentation suggestsThe documentation describes the happy path against a system you do not control, cannot test against, and will be debugging weeks after the failure.SYSTEM NOTE · 3 MIN004What I learned rebuilding a Framer site in codeA faithful rebuild is not a pixel copy. The judgement is deciding which details are the design and which are artefacts of the tool.BUILD LOG · 2 MIN003How I think about SEO for AI search enginesThe honest version: most of it is old advice done properly, plus being an entity a machine can identify with confidence.ARTICLE · 3 MIN002Why every technical founder should understand their production stackNot so you can do everything yourself. So you can tell the difference between a two-hour problem and a two-week one while somebody is telling you it is fine.FOUNDER NOTE · 2 MIN001SEO is not just titles and keywords anymoreThe work that matters now is making a machine understand what an entity is — connected structured data, consistent identity, and content that can be cited.ARTICLE · 3 MIN

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