Cross-chain swaps are tedious by design. Open a browser. Connect a wallet. Approve a token. Copy addresses between tabs. Sign again. Wait for confirmations. Hope nothing breaks midway through the flow. I got tired of it. So I asked a different ques...

Why maintaining a healthy skepticism gets you better outcomes. One of my old hobbies was writing for independent music magazines, such as Spill Magazine distributed free at music venues and DV8 distributed free at hair salons. Over the years, I saw ...

A lot of developers build good projects… Push code to GitHub… And stop there. Then during interviews, recruiters ask: “Can I see the live project?” And many candidates say: “Only source code is available…” Big mistake. Because in many cases,...

Introduction Flutter is amazing—until it isn’t. Most of the time, you can build entire apps without ever touching native code. But the moment you hit a platform limitation, things get… interesting. This blog isn’t just about Method Channels. It’...

I first came across these ideas in a Hungarian presentation, and they really made me think. In this article, I’d like to share my own interpretation and what it means to me, because I believe it’s relevant and could be useful for others as well. Sen...

Most startups need to send notifications — order confirmations, alerts, password resets — but don't want to run their own messaging infrastructure. Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) solves this: a fully managed pub/sub service where you pay pe...

If you’ve been building with Flutter for a while, you’ve definitely heard terms like AOT and JIT thrown around. Maybe you know debug is slower than release. Maybe you’ve wondered what actually ends up inside your APK. But like… what’s really goin...

I’ve spent my career fighting for clean code. In code reviews, in architecture meetings, in those long debates about naming conventions that everyone pretends to hate but secretly cares about. Readable code. Well-structured code. Code that respects t...

Last week, I opened a blank file and froze. Not because I didn’t know how to solve the problem — but because my hands automatically reached for the AI sidebar. Somewhere along the way, “thinking” quietly turned into “prompting”, and I didn’t no...

> "First make it work, then make it beautiful and robust." I'm a junior dev. I built a real app — Anahadhttps://anahad.space — that real people use. And for a while, I was proud of it. Then it grew. And I wasn't so proud anymore. This isn't a text...

> "First make it work, then make it beautiful and robust." I'm a junior dev. I built a real app — Anahadhttps://anahad.space — that real people use. And for a while, I was proud of it. Then it grew. And I wasn't so proud anymore. This isn't a text...