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Why most indie games never ship (and how we fix that)

Four Android games, two on Google Play, zero abandoned. The specific discipline that gets a game from fun prototype to finished, shipped product.

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How we built a zero-commission marketplace — and kept it economically viable

Most marketplace apps make money by taxing every sale. Here's how we architected LocalKart to take nothing from either side, and what that actually changes.

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Passing WordPress Plugin Check on the first try: a practical checklist

The real reasons plugins fail review — database queries, sanitization, i18n domains — and the fixes that actually stick, from 11 plugins we've shipped to WordPress.org.

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We use AI to build your software. Here's exactly what that means for you

What AI actually touches in our delivery process, what a human still reviews line by line, and why this makes projects cheaper without making them worse.

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Building for zero internet: lessons from an offline-first wholesale ERP

How we designed a Kotlin Android app that bills, scans and manages inventory with no internet dependency — sync strategy, conflict handling, and what broke first.

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