Back

Founder: The app is slow. Can we just increase the server size? Backend Dev: So you want to pay more instead of fixing the problem? Founder: ...What's the problem? Backend Dev: Too many database queries, no caching, and inefficient API calls. Fo

Niket Raj Dwivedi is it possible to start a weekly community or monthly community meetings where people can share some tech updates in dev ops, design, development etc etc? we can call it medial's weekly dial up! 🚀

Confused of the weather of a place you are willing to go ? Want to get update of a place where you cant reach ? We all have to face such type of problem in our life , once or do follow in daily life . No worries , we have got a solution now . What i

The MVP is not the end. It's just the launchpad. A lot of dev teams can give you an MVP. But what about: 🚀 Version 1? 📈 Scaling to 10K users? 📊 Real-time analytics? 🎯 Feature updates without breaking flow? That’s where we stand out. At Opslify

I am building a website called wish3s.. spoiler alert: it is nothing big.. the main goal of the website: We ask the users to submit any 3 of their wishes every 24 hours.. and we will grant them those wishes if they are lucky enough.. we can

You don’t need more features. You need fewer fires. Let me guess: You’re drowning in support tickets. Your blog hasn’t posted in weeks. Your dev team is stuck fixing bugs from 3 months ago. And your “automated” stack requires 5 people to operate

Everyone’s chasing clicks. We’re chasing cash flow. While the world obsesses over 10-minute deliveries, real FMCG India thrives on shelf presence, kirana loyalty, margin retention & cash flow. 🔎 88% of FMCG sales still happen offline. 📈 Brands li

It seems like India is also, in some ways, making the same mistakes as China. Right now, our finance ministry is trying to get Indian companies listed on the UK stock market as well. But this might reduce FII participation in the Indian market maybe

💡 Not Every Problem is a Marketing Problem ⚠️ When this D2C brand first came to us, they weren’t lost. They had a solid team. Great creatives. Decent ad strategy. We looked at their content — it wasn’t bad. We looked at their ads — they were bett