Notes from the practice, written by hand
Essays, working papers, and research dispatches from the studio’s own engagements. No frameworks, no thought-leadership tax — only what we have learned, and would defend on a Tuesday.
Earlier from the studio
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A Comprehensive Comparison Of React Native And Flutter For Mobile App Development
A comprehensive comparison of React Native and Flutter for mobile app development — performance, ecosystem, and which framework fits which project.
Understanding The Power And Potential Of Dapps
A plain-language look at decentralised applications (DApps) — how they work, what they solve, and why they matter for the future of software.
Best Practices For Building A Mobile App For A Specific Niche Market
Best practices for building a mobile app for a specific niche market — understanding audience needs, scoping features, and avoiding common niche-app pitfalls.
Comparing Leading AI Text-generation Models
A comparison of leading AI text-generation models — strengths, weaknesses, and which use cases each is best suited for as of 2026.
Applore Launch Pad: An Incubation Programme For Startups
Applore Launch Pad is a startup incubation initiative helping founders turn app ideas into shipped products with the technical support they need.
How DevOps Impacts A Startup's Growth
How adopting DevOps practices early affects a startup's ability to ship reliably, scale infrastructure, and move fast without breaking things.
How Has Flutter Changed Mobile Development Ecosystem?
How Google's Flutter has reshaped the mobile development ecosystem post-2020, and what it means for teams choosing a cross-platform app framework today.
How Ecommerce Website Development Boosts Your Business
How a well-built ecommerce website drives more traffic, higher conversion, and repeat purchases — what to prioritise when scoping the build.
The Significance Of White-label Web Development For WordPress
The role white-label web development services play in building WordPress websites at scale for agencies and resellers — faster delivery, consistent quality, and branded client handoff.
One email a quarter No frameworks
The studio’s reading list, three pieces we are working on, and one number we are watching. Sent only when there’s something worth saying — typically four times a year.