Masoud Golchin

Public crawl data has us tracking about 5,186 stores making the trek from Magento to Shopify in the first half of 2026. Only 291 have gone the reverse direction. You could call that 18 to 1 ratio the most one-sided exchange in mainstream ecommerce; it is a sign the market has already decided. What those […]

Don’t let anyone tell you the hard part of a headless WordPress is linking up Next.js to the REST API. You can have a tutorial for that done in an afternoon. The difficulty comes in after you have launched: putting together preview workflows your editors will put their faith in, making schema changes without breaking […]

You won’t find many teams out shopping for a headless CMS as such. They are looking to put campaigns in front of customers without having to put a developer in the middle, or to cure some slow product pages, or to put an end to the habit of pasting the same content in four different […]

What is a DevOps pipeline? It is an automated process that takes new code, checks it, and moves it toward release in a consistent way. For founders, that means fewer messy launches, fewer last-minute surprises, and a faster path from idea to live product. You have probably felt the problem this is meant to solve. […]

A session cookie is a website’s short-term memory. It is a non-persistent cookie that usually stores a temporary session ID during a single visit, then browsers generally delete it when the session ends. If you’ve ever added something to a cart, clicked to another page, and expected it to still be there, you’ve already relied […]

You launch a redesign, switch hosting, or move behind a CDN. Then you open your site and see “Not Secure.” It feels like a breach, a bad deploy, and a trust problem at the same time. Most of the time, it does not mean you were hacked. It means the browser cannot verify the trust […]

How do you find a WordPress partner you can trust? That is the real question. Not who has the flashiest portfolio. Not who says “custom” the most. You need a team that can build something your company can run, improve, and grow without constant pain. That matters because WordPress still runs a huge share of […]

A mac markdown viewer becomes important at a very ordinary moment. A developer sends product notes. A writer emails a draft. An editor drops a file into Slack with a quiet little .md at the end. You open it on your Mac, and instead of a clean document, you get hash marks, brackets, asterisks, and […]

A hospital inventory management system can look simple from the outside. Nurses hunt for saline bags. Admins complain about expired stock, missing supplies, and surprise purchase orders. Someone says, “There has to be a better way.” They are right. But founders often make a bad call here. They mistake a painful workflow for a simple […]