Tag: technical-debt
Articles tagged with technical-debt
The Hidden Cost of Cheap Development in Germany
Why 'affordable' WordPress builds and low-rate teams often become the most expensive decision. Learn where the real costs come from, why Germany amplifies them, and how to avoid the rewrite trap.
Why Most MVPs Fail Technically Before Product–Market Fit
Most startup post-mortems cite 'no market need'—but there's a quieter failure mode: MVPs become technically unusable before product–market fit. Learn why Minimum Viable Architecture matters and how to build MVPs that can iterate, not rebuild.
Why Rewrites Kill Startups (And How to Avoid Them)
Almost every startup considers a rewrite at some point. But rewrites can kill more startups than bad ideas ever do—slowly, quietly, and expensively. Learn why rewrites feel inevitable but aren't, and what actually works instead.
Why Technical Debt Is a Business Problem, Not a Dev Problem
And why companies keep paying for it—even when they think they're saving money. Technical debt is not a technical problem. It is a business model problem. Companies that don't understand this don't just move slower—they make systematically worse decisions.
AI-Assisted Coding: Productivity Gains, Risks, and Safe Adoption
AI coding assistants have moved from experimentation to daily use. Tools such as GitHub Copilot accelerate routine coding tasks, but teams report new challenges: inconsistent code quality and subtle increases in technical debt. This article examines what AI coding tools change in day-to-day development, where risks emerge, and how teams can use these tools responsibly without compromising long-term code quality.