October 22, 2026

Webpack Migration 2026: Vite, Rspack or Turbopack

Webpack downloads are growing, not collapsing. The reason to plan a migration is not speed but maintenance concentration: 78 of the last 100 commits came from one person. Here is what each alternative actually costs to move to.

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October 20, 2026

Choosing an AI Chatbot for Your Website in 2027: Platform, Build or Hybrid

The chatbot market changed fast. Intercom is now Fin and owned by Salesforce, Drift is being retired, and platforms now charge per resolved conversation. Here is how to choose an AI chatbot for your website in 2027: platform, build or hybrid.

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October 15, 2026

What Managed WordPress Maintenance Actually Involves

Most maintenance contracts promise updates, backups and uptime. That describes about a fifth of the work. Here are the twenty-two automated checks running against our fleet, grouped by the failure each one is designed to catch first.

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October 8, 2026

iOS 27 and Android 17: What Developers Need to Know

Forget the feature tour. iOS 27 can refuse to launch an app that lacks a scene manifest, Android 17 removes the large-screen opt-out entirely, and one Google Play deadline lands on 1 November 2026. Here is what to schedule.

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October 3, 2026

The Event Invitation System Behind a Diplomatic Guest List

The German Embassy in Manila runs its receptions on an event invitation system Pegotec built and operates. Here is what it gives an organizer: invitations that land in inboxes, a guest list that survives forwarding, and every door telling the same truth.

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October 1, 2026

Multilingual Website Architecture 2026: Subfolders vs Subdomains vs ccTLDs

Most guides treat this as an SEO question. It is not. Across ASEAN the deciding factor is who is legally allowed to register the domain — and the restriction usually sits one level down from where teams expect it.

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September 24, 2026

Event-Driven vs Request-Response: A 2026 Decision Framework for High-Traffic Systems

"Event-driven" names four distinct patterns, and two of the practitioners who popularised them publicly walked them back. This framework separates the patterns, states what the major brokers actually guarantee, and prices the operational costs teams discover after the migration.

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September 17, 2026

The Pre-Launch Security Checklist for 2026: What the Standards Actually Require

Most pre-launch security checklists are somebody's private list. This one is built from published standards you can audit against — OWASP ASVS 5.0 and Top 10:2025 — including the level trap that leaves an L1-only gate structurally blind to an entire Top 10 category.

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September 10, 2026

What Custom Logistics Software Actually Costs in 2026: The Drivers Nobody Quotes You

The two cost ratios every buying guide quotes trace back to nothing. Published government contract awards, however, show what logistics software really costs — including one itemised quote where the licence was discounted 75% and the services line was not discounted at all.

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September 3, 2026

Where Your Data Can Legally Live: A 2026 Data-Residency Decision Framework for Southeast Asia

Most "Country X requires data localisation" claims are wrong. This is what the law actually says across Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia in 2026 — and the decision sequence that turns those rules into an architecture you can defend.

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