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A front-end codebase with a few dozen developers working on it starts to show familiar signs of wear. Pull requests get larger and touch more files than you would expect.
When the engineering team is small, dealing with production incidents usually feels simple. A few people who know the system well jump on a call, figure out what’s wrong, and
Shipping a large change to a production system with a big user base creates a very familiar kind of stress. The business wants to move fast, but engineers know that
As a company grows, the way engineering and product teams work together begins to wear down. What used to be quick hallway conversations and shared assumptions turn into missed deadlines
This is a transparent write-up of the issues we ran into over the last few weeks while migrating our architecture. The goal here is not to justify decisions or hide
The first sign of trouble is usually the build queue. A few developers join the team, commit frequency goes up, and suddenly the CI/CD pipeline that used to feel fast
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