Immich is a secured and open-source Google Photos alternative. The open-source community actively develops both the server software and the mobile client application on GitHub. Thanks to the Docker container technology, deploying a private, self-hosted instance of Immich is easy. The blog aggregates all setup guidance to safely manage and back up your photos and… Read More

Software development is splitting into two distinct camps, and most development teams have not yet decided which one deserves more of their attention. One relies on precise, deliberate logic built line by line. The other relies on a developer’s ability to describe intent clearly enough for an AI model to write that logic instead. Both… Read More

Supabase is an open-source backend platform built on PostgreSQL that gives you flexibility. But it’s not the right fit for every team. Some teams need flexible pricing, some need a specific database engine and some want to avoid lock-in with a single vendor. Major trade-offs are price jumps, managing complex functionalities and tedious backend projects… Read More

Supabase and MongoDB let you set up the backend quickly, but they start from opposite ends of the database world. MongoDB is a document database you reach for when you need flexible, schema-light collections. Supabase is a BaaS (Backend as a Service) powered by PostgreSQL, so underneath the developer-friendly tooling you get a relational engine… Read More

Website owners use two acronyms, CDN and WAF, interchangeably in almost every hosting conversation, and that confusion carries real consequences. It shapes how a security budget gets split, what actually breaks when traffic surges, and how exposed a website stays the moment something malicious shows up. A CDN and a WAF solve entirely different problems,… Read More