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Practical thinking on business software.

Plain-English notes on software decisions, delivery and technical leadership.

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App planning

12 Feb 2026

12 App Features That Are Easy to Forget Before Launch

Twelve overlooked app features that protect user work, reveal failures and make a mobile or business app easier to support after launch.

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SaaS growth

9 February 2026

Scaling SaaS from £1m to £20m ARR Without Breaking the Product

Learn what must change as SaaS grows from £1m to £20m ARR, including product focus, tenant operations, onboarding, billing, reliability and retention.

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Delivery confidence

6 Feb 2026

How to ship faster without creating technical debt

Why good technical leadership protects momentum without pretending trade-offs do not exist.

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Software design

5 February 2026

Software Design Patterns: Solve the Repeated Problem, Not the Diagram

Learn how software design principles and Strategy, Factory, Adapter and Observer patterns support safer change without needless abstraction.

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Software architecture

29 January 2026

Software Architecture: Make the Difficult Decisions Before They Become Expensive

What software architecture means in practice, which structural decisions matter, how to avoid needless complexity and how to record trade-offs before change becomes expensive.

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Technology roadmap

22 Jan 2026

How to turn vague business goals into a technical roadmap

A practical note on turning unclear commercial goals into sensible technology decisions and delivery priorities.

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Architecture

14 Jan 2026

How to know when your platform needs re-architecting

The warning signs that technical debt, integrations, infrastructure or old decisions are starting to restrict growth.