Guides for SaaS and CRM owners
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Process memory leak: what to check before buying RAMThe process grows until the server kills it. Record the size before, at the peak and after one repeated action, and you will see if memory comes back. 9 min read |
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Layout to developer: 5 states to add before buildA polished screen hides what the build needs: empty, failed, waiting, too long, and not allowed. Ask the designer for those five before development starts. 9 min read |
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AI for calls in a CRM: start with one decisionYour CRM already has the calls. Pick the one decision the team makes after a call, describe it as fields, and check the first note against the card. 9 min read |
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Lost leads from your form: trace one submissionA lead survives a chain: validation, the submit hook, a notification, a webhook, sometimes a hand copy. Send one test and find which hop drops it. 9 min read |
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MySQL slow log: what to read before you refactorRead the slow query log before you split anything: group the statements, count repeats and rows examined, and see if the service must change. 9 min read |
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Laravel handover: what to collect before day oneThe agency hands over a Laravel product and a date. Before anyone touches production, collect the access, the environment and the flows that can hurt. 9 min read |
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Multi-tenant data isolation: where the leak startsOne customer starts seeing another customer's rows. Find the leak in the report, the night job, the search or the account that can switch companies. 9 min read |
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Hotfix without staging: how to release it safelyNo staging means the live site becomes the test. Name the screen, prepare a private check, then release with a witness and a rollback plan. 9 min read |
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Node queue beside Laravel: when it beats cronA Laravel request should finish fast. Find the work to move into a queue, when a retry must be idempotent, and when a Node worker beats cron. 9 min read |
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Developer brief: how to order development workYou own the product and the date. Order development with a brief: the outcome you approve, the boundary, what done means, and who answers questions. 9 min read |
