Posts

A critical look at cargo culting in tech—when teams imitate processes and architectures without understanding their purpose. Are you building what matters, or just playing dress-up?

AI is coming for engineers, but management remains untouched. This post questions why automation targets builders—not the bureaucrats—and imagines what comes next.

If you're building something fast, ask yourself — will this pace still make sense when the stakes are higher? If the answer is no, slow down. If the answer is yes, keep going

A deep dive into the business model behind Arkos — exploring monetization strategies, target users, and how a visual development platform can scale

A look at the minimum viable product for Arkos — the smallest working loop that proves visual coding, typed contracts, and contextual testing can work together.

A product design exploration of the Arkos flywheel — how a visual coding environment can compound value through diagrams, typed interfaces, and contextual testing.

Arkos is a visual programming environment where you design infrastructure and write modular code using editable diagrams, typed interfaces, and test-driven development.

Understanding the problem domain is the hidden superpower of great engineers. Learn how Domain Thinking leads to smarter, more valuable software.

You don’t need a brand new idea to build a successful product. This post explores how improving existing ideas can still lead to profitable, meaningful businesses.

Don’t just build an MVP—build momentum. This post explores how to finish your product loop, get to operational mode, and start gathering real user feedback.

A well-designed CI/CD pipeline isn’t a nice-to-have — it’s a foundational part of becoming a high-performing technical organization. Here’s why it matters.

Why most software estimates are a waste of time — and how treating development as a learning process leads to better outcomes and faster delivery.