Getting Your App on the App Store and Google Play: A 2026 Checklist
Developer accounts, privacy policy, screenshots and description, review times, why apps get rejected and the new 2026 requirements, from Apple and Google's official pages.
BeginnerBlog
Technical notes drawn from real projects: frontend, backend, AI, security, SEO, media and mobile apps.
Building a Phone App: Swift/Kotlin, Flutter or React Native?
How to choose between separate native apps, Flutter and React Native by budget, timeline, team and features, with the state of each technology in 2026.
Beginner
Monthly Website Maintenance: What It Includes and Why Neglect Costs More
Six monthly jobs that keep a website from dying on the road: updates, backups, security, speed, broken links and renewals, and why neglect always costs more.
Beginner
Syncing Stock Between Your Website, Marketplaces and Spreadsheets
One last speaker, three orders at once. Why stock drifts apart, five ways to handle it from manual work to API links, and where to start.
Intermediate
What to Prepare Before Hiring Someone to Build Your Website or Software (With a Brief Template)
Most troubled projects start with fuzzy requirements. Six things to think through before you talk to a developer, plus a short brief template to copy and fill in.
Beginner
AI Chatbots for Your Shop: What They Can and Cannot Do, and How Running Costs Work
A chatbot answering customers at midnight sounds great, but it only knows what you give it to read. This post covers what to hand over, what data to prepare, how costs work and how to limit wrong answers.
Beginner
WordPress or Custom Code: Which Should You Pick for Your Website?
A plain-words comparison of WordPress and custom code on cost, time, editing content yourself, speed and maintenance, with how to choose by real need.
Beginner
Website Hacked: How to Spot It and What to Do in the First 24 Hours
Signs your site was compromised and a clear order for the first 24 hours: isolate, change passwords, restore a clean backup, find the hole and tell Google, written for non-technical readers.
Beginner
Website Backups Done Right: The 3-2-1 Rule and Testing Your Restores
What to back up, how often, the 3-2-1 rule and why you must test restores regularly, explained for non-technical readers.
Beginner