Custom POS or Square? Use Square unless you hit 3 limits
Most retailers should use Square or Lightspeed. Build a custom POS only for serial-numbered stock, workflows no POS screen fits, or multi-tenant logic.
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Most retailers should use Square or Lightspeed. Build a custom POS only for serial-numbered stock, workflows no POS screen fits, or multi-tenant logic.
Electron autoUpdater: Windows and macOS only, signed Mac builds, a feed you host unless open source. Tauri: every release signed, on all three OSes.
Where the Expo layer earns its keep, where config plugins and the Expo Modules API cover you, and the narrow case that still justifies bare React Native.
What years of freelance projects taught us about writing down exclusions, tying milestones to deliverables, and asking questions that expose hidden complexity.
A scenario-based look at Go, Node.js, and Bun for backend work, covering team fluency, concurrency, deployment shape, and ecosystem depth.
The mechanical side of AI answer engine optimization: robots.txt, structured data, llms.txt, and crawler markdown, built into dawloom.com and checkable here.
A one-way push to Shopify works until the first order lands from the other side. How to build a sync that stays honest: push, listen for changes, reconcile.
What the Model Context Protocol standardizes, what an MCP server can expose, and the honest signs a business should or shouldn't build one yet.
Three ways to keep one tenant's data away from another, what each one costs to operate, and how we weigh the tradeoff when a client asks.
A framework comparison grounded in two live Dawloom builds. FurnitureAxis runs on Next.js, dawloom.com runs on Astro, and the reasons are not interchangeable.
keyv and cacheable's maintainer account was hijacked on August 4, and the worm that followed hit 434 packages. The one pnpm setting that blocks it.
Both SDKs run an agent loop but solve different problems. One coordinates and hands off between agents. The other gives you Claude Code's harness as a library.
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