Full-Stack Software Engineer
Results-driven full-stack software engineer with 10+ years of experience designing, developing, and optimizing web applications from the ground up. Passionate about clean architecture, developer experience, and building products that scale — including UnfoldCMS, an open-source Laravel CMS built for modern workflows.
98 posts
Three real team scenarios. Five years of costs. Every line item. The numbers will surprise you.
What data ownership actually means for a CMS in 2026 — the legal layer (GDPR, NIS2), the practical layer (export, lock-in), and the architectural layer (where your bytes live).
We tested shadcn/ui, Ant Design, and Material UI on real CMS projects. Here is the honest 2026 breakdown — bundle size, customization, accessibility, and when each one actually wins.
Not every WordPress site should migrate. An honest breakdown of when staying on WordPress makes sense — and the 5 signs it's time to move on.
Ten honest WordPress alternatives in 2026 — what each one is good and bad at, real pricing, and how to pick based on your actual use case.
Seven benefits of headless CMS — what's real, what's oversold. Honest framework for deciding if headless fits your project.
The real data on WordPress security in 2026 — 250+ plugin vulns per week, supply-chain attacks, what defense actually costs, when to migrate.
The honest answer to whether headless CMS hurts SEO — what Google actually cares about, the migration mistakes that kill rankings, and the launch checklist.
The framework-agnostic playbook for moving off WordPress, Contentful, Sanity, Strapi, or anything else — without losing rankings, breaking links, or torching content history.
An honest ranking of the 10 self-hosted CMS platforms worth running in 2026 — what each is good at, what it's bad at, and which one fits your stack.
An honest, dimension-by-dimension comparison of WordPress versus modern CMSes — what each side actually wins, with no vendor spin.
An architectural take on headless CMS security — why decoupled wins on most dimensions, where it can introduce new risks, and the honest comparison vs WordPress.