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One of the SaaS products I've been building at Digital Marmalade finally has a public website.
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The product is done — scheduling works, savings dashboard works, no credentials stored.
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Eight weeks ago I started posting about building ParkMyAWS.
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Most teams use their dev and staging environments for 8 hours a day and pay for them to run 24.
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AWS quietly bills you for a lot of things while you sleep — dev servers, staging environments, forgotten test databases.
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Why deciding what not to build is harder than writing code — and the simple filter that keeps me focused while working on ParkMyAWS.
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What it's actually like building a SaaS product in 90-minute evening sessions — the progress, the unglamorous parts, and why the coding isn't the hardest thing.
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The origin story behind ParkMyAWS — from using ParkMyCloud years ago, to watching it disappear after an IBM acquisition, to building a simpler version in late-night coding sessions.
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How I used Claude Code to modernise a neglected marketing site — fixing N+1 queries, stripping dead code, and jumping from Laravel 9 to 12 in a single day.
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How I turned a complex Cyprus payroll spreadsheet into a type-safe Vue 3 calculator — and what I learned about building financial software.
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The tools and frameworks I'm using across my projects in 2026 — what's working, what I'd change, and why I picked each one.
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How to build multi-account AWS access without ever storing credentials, using IAM AssumeRole with external IDs and temporary session tokens.
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How extracting business logic into single-purpose Action classes made my Laravel code easier to navigate, test, and maintain.
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A technical guide on configuring AWS to allow GitHub Actions to SSH into your server.
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Sometimes feel like I'm falling behind.
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How we manage different PHP versions from 5.6 to 8.4 on a single server using Docker and volume mapping
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I decided to convert the React-based template into an Astro site in order to get my hands on it.
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I hold this domain for some years now and it was about time to launch my site.