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Aqib Javaid

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Aqib Javaid • • in Tutorials • 7 min read
A dealer uploads a CSV with 500 rows. Each row is a SIM card that has to be activated on one of several carrier APIs, and each activation costs real wholesale money that you cannot get back if the row was bad. That was the shape of the bulk activatio...
Aqib Javaid • • in Articles • 5 min read
You built a chatbot on your own documents, and it still answers with confident nonsense. Customers get wrong prices, invented policies or a polite "I don't know" when the answer is on your website. This is the most common complaint I hear about RAG c...
Aqib Javaid • • in Articles • 6 min read
If you are building a SaaS product for more than one customer, you will have to answer one early question: how do you separate each customer's data? The choice between a shared database and a database per tenant shapes security, cost, performance and...
Aqib Javaid • • in Articles • 5 min read
Most people budget carefully for the build and then forget the bill that never stops: software maintenance cost. A web app, SaaS product or internal system is not a one-off purchase. It needs hosting, security patches, dependency upgrades, backups, m...
Aqib Javaid • • in Articles • 5 min read
If you take payments with Stripe, the money moving is only half the story. The other half arrives later as Stripe webhooks: messages that tell your app a payment succeeded, failed, was refunded or disputed. Handle them badly and you get customers who...
Aqib Javaid • • in Articles • 5 min read
Most people budget carefully for the build and then forget the bill that never stops: software maintenance cost. A web app, SaaS product or internal system is not a one-off purchase. It needs hosting, security patches, dependency upgrades, backups, m...
Aqib Javaid • • in Articles • 5 min read
Every business with an ageing application eventually faces the same question: do we rewrite or refactor the legacy application? Get it wrong and you either burn a year rebuilding something that already worked, or you pour money into patching a system...
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