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Masoud Golchin is a backend developer at Refact, working on server-side systems, internal tooling, and infrastructure. He builds and maintains the services that support both client projects and the team’s day-to-day development workflow. His work includes backend logic, developer tools, system reliability, and the technical foundations that allow products to scale and operate consistently. At Refact, Masoud focuses on creating practical engineering solutions that help the team move faster while keeping systems organized, maintainable, and dependable.
Your Guide to Food Delivery Apps Food delivery apps development can look simple from the outside. A customer taps a few buttons, food shows up, and the whole thing feels easy. Building the system behind that experience is not easy at all. That is where many founders get stuck. You can see the business opportunity, […]
Are you staring at spreadsheets full of numbers but still unsure what to do next? That is the problem business intelligence in retail is meant to solve. It turns raw data from sales, inventory, and customer behavior into clear answers, helping you decide what to stock, how to price it, and which promotions are worth […]
What Is Continuous Performance Testing? Launching a new product is hard enough. Launching one that feels slow is even harder. Continuous performance testing helps you catch speed problems early, before they turn into user churn, lost revenue, and emergency fixes after launch. Think of it as automated speed checks that run whenever your team updates […]
A Guide to Monitor Contrast Ratio Ever looked at two screens side by side and noticed one feels sharper, richer, and easier to read? In most cases, the difference comes down to monitor contrast ratio, the gap between the brightest white and the darkest black a screen can show. A monitor with a 1000:1 contrast […]
You’re about to launch a product. It feels like there are a million moving parts, and you’re sure something important is going to get missed. I’ve had coffee with over 100 founders who felt the same way. A chaotic launch usually isn’t bad luck. It’s what happens when there’s no clear plan. The difference between […]
Choosing the best website builders for nonprofits can feel like picking the wrong tool could cost you donations. That fear is fair. Your site is where supporters decide if they trust you, where they sign up, and where they give. This guide compares 12 popular options for 2026, including general website builders, nonprofit-focused platforms, and […]
Your product gets a surprise mention on a major news site. Traffic pours in. It feels like the big moment. Then your single server pegs at 100%, requests time out, and the site goes down. AWS Elastic Load Balancing is built for this exact problem. It helps you absorb traffic spikes, stay online during failures, […]
Thinking about how to WordPress migrate website? It’s a common founder question. A migration means moving your site’s files, database, and settings to a new server or domain, without breaking key pages, losing data, or tanking SEO. It can be simple. It can also be a high-risk launch if you have ecommerce, memberships, or years […]
You have a list of ideas for your product. Change the headline. Rework onboarding. Move the pricing toggle. You might even be sure one of them will boost sign-ups. But “sure” is not the same as “true.” In most products, the cheapest mistake is a small test. The expensive mistake is shipping a big change […]
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