Imagine that you pour months of hard work and all your savings into building an app that’s supposed to attract thousands of happy users and fill your account with millions in revenue. It’s technically flawless, yet after launch, it’s empty. What went wrong? Most often, it’s creating something no one actually wants. But that doesn’t […]

Planning to change a dev agency? It’s a decision that often raises concerns—especially when the project is already underway and the platform or application is running in a production environment. Nevertheless, many companies face this choice: both at an early stage and later, when the product needs further development and cooperation with the current team […]

Everyone is talking about self-hosted AI, and there’s a good reason for it. AI is everywhere—helping us write emails, answer questions, and even spot fraud. But lately, there’s a big conversation happening behind the scenes: Should companies trust their sensitive data to outside AI services, or should they run AI privately, on their own systems? […]

Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) has always been about speed, clarity, and real feedback. But with the rise of AI and no-code platforms, the way we approach MVP development is evolving rapidly. One of the tools that stands out in this shift is Lovable.dev — a platform that enables startups and solo founders to […]

AI-powered chatbot for customer support is no longer a futuristic concept—it is an increasingly accessible and practical solution for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). As customer expectations for faster, always-available, and more personalized service continue to rise, the pressure on SMEs to keep up with larger competitors intensifies. Many SMEs struggle with limited staff, high […]

If you’re considering modernizing your system and migrating from an older version of .NET to a newer one but keep putting it off, this article is for you. Software migration is a typical task in the “important but not urgent” category – the current system still works. However, over time, the problem only grows, and the lack of action can turn into a major challenge that will be costly and complex to solve.

When deciding to build an application, you face many questions: Which framework should you choose? Will the technology you select allow for easy changes? Is it modern and continuously evolving? Will you have trouble finding developers who specialize in it?  

Faced with choosing a tech stack for your application, you certainly take into account factors such as the capabilities of a given technology, scalability, efficiency, security, avoidance of technological debt, or the possibility of introducing artificial intelligence algorithms. You probably already have an idea about the most popular backend technologies, and .NET is no stranger to you. However, are you up to date with changes in this ecosystem?