How the NDDev backend is built: Rust, one database and an agent instead of an admin panel
NDDev's six sites, inquiry forms, assistant and publishing share one Rust core: a modular monolith, PostgreSQL and command-driven agents instead of a CMS.
Articles on how technology becomes working systems in design, analytics and development
Practical notes on development, AI, design, R&D, open-source infrastructure and digital products: the decisions, constraints, processes and conclusions of real work, not a retelling of general trends.
Project handover: what you receive when development is finished
The contractor treats a project as done when the specified system runs in production. Clients receive code, access, documentation, a backup and rights.