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How mobile and web apps are built — architecture, stack choices, MVP scope, and performance for new product launches.
How to make a vibe coded app production ready begins with admitting the prototype is not a product: most vibe-built apps ship hardcoded secrets, zero tests, and fragile infra assumptions. Hardening is a triage process — not a polishing job — with predictable time and cost bands.
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Modular monolith architecture outperforms microservices for many growing product teams: it reduces operational cost, cuts mean time to restore, and preserves developer velocity. When your organization is under ~50 engineers and latency budgets are 100ms or tighter, modular monoliths are often the pragmatic choice.
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MVP web stack decisions change how fast you learn and how expensive refactors are. MVP web stack choices — Next.js, Remix, or SvelteKit — trade developer velocity, hosting cost, and Core Web Vitals in predictable ways that determine whether you ship revenue in 8 weeks or spend 6 months rebuilding.
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Edge compute architecture is the decision most teams confuse with a CDN choice; the real question is whether moving business logic to the edge saves you more latency and ops cost than it adds in complexity and vendor lock-in. This piece gives a decision framework with numbers and trade-offs for CTOs.
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