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Monolith vs Microservices: What Most Teams Actually Need

Monolith vs Microservices: What Most Teams Actually Need

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Most teams that move to microservices don't have a scaling problem. An honest comparison of the costs of distribution, why a modular monolith is the better default, and the signs it's really time to split.

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Securing a Laravel App: A Practical 12-Point Checklist Before You Go Live

Securing a Laravel App: A Practical 12-Point Checklist Before You Go Live

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Laravel ships with strong security defaults, so apps get breached in boring ways: a debug flag, a mass-assignment slip, a missing ownership check. Here is the 12-point checklist I run before going live.

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Caching Explained: From the Browser Cache to Redis, Layer by Layer

Caching Explained: From the Browser Cache to Redis, Layer by Layer

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The fastest request is the one that never reaches your server. Here's every cache layer a request passes through, from the browser to Redis, plus the two problems that make caching hard: invalidation and the cache stampede.

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PHP 8.4 Features You'll Actually Use (and One Deprecation That Will Find You)

PHP 8.4 Features You'll Actually Use (and One Deprecation That Will Find You)

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PHP 8.4 shipped with a long changelog, but a handful of features will change the code you write every week: property hooks, asymmetric visibility, array_find and friends, and new without brackets. Here they are, with real examples.

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What I Learned Building Role-Based Access for 50+ Staff Users

24 Mar 2025Category : Blog
What I Learned Building Role-Based Access for 50+ Staff Users

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Role-based access sounds like a checkbox feature until real staff, real contracts and real reorganisations hit it. Seven lessons from building permissions for Kate PMS: policies, scopes, least privilege, testing and audit.

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Docker for PHP Developers: Images, Containers and Volumes Finally Explained

Docker for PHP Developers: Images, Containers and Volumes Finally Explained

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If you know PHP, you already understand Docker: an image is a class, a container is an object. Here's the mental model, a working Dockerfile and Compose file for Laravel with MySQL, and the mistakes everyone makes first.

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01. About Shiroz

Mohammed Shiroz

Hi, I'm Mohammed Shiroz, a software engineer and AI enthusiast from Sri Lanka who turns ideas into intelligent, real-world solutions. With over 9 years of hands-on experience, I currently lead real estate ERP development at Kate Group, a...

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