Most apps don’t fail because of “bad code” — they fail becau... by Dayan AhmedMost apps don’t fail because of “bad code” — they fail becau... by Dayan Ahmed
Most apps don’t fail because of “bad code” — they fail becau...
Most apps don’t fail because of “bad code” — they fail because early architecture decisions create long-term bottlenecks.
Clean boundaries between UI, API, auth, and background jobs make scaling predictable.
Simplicity compounds over time.
Most apps don’t fail because of “bad code” — they fail because early architecture decisions create long-term bottlenecks.
Clean boundaries between UI, API, a...