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If you have read my introduction, you know my mantra: I hate rebuilding. Every time I started a new project from scratch — setting up authentication, JWT, Docker, user management, role guards — I was not building the product. I was rebuilding the scaffolding I had already...
I have used Angular since its early versions. Over time I have seen the framework accumulate ceremony — NgModules, complex provider chains, state management libraries that require their own learning curve just to store a simple flag. For most applications, it is too...
The question I asked myself when I started designing the RAD-System backend was simple: what is the code I write every single time I start a new project? Authentication, audit fields, CRUD operations, ownership checks. Always the same things. Always with the risk...
I have used Angular since its early versions. Over time I have seen the framework accumulate ceremony — NgModules, complex provider chains, state management libraries that require their own learning curve just to store a simple flag. For most applications, it is too...
From Standalone Components to Fully-Featured Admin Dashboards
The frontend is where RAG comes alive for end users. A backend that's technically perfect but slow to use, or confusing to navigate, might as well not exist. This article is about building an intuitive,...
After 40 years writing software, I have come to one conclusion that no framework, no language, and no AI has changed: building something that truly works — simple or complex — is not just technical competence. It is craft. And craft is art.
Beyond the core architecture, Gift Moments includes several specialized modules that enhance the user experience.
This guide continues from the WSL environment setup. At this point you have Debian Trixie running in WSL, logged in as the node user, with /workspace/projects ready. Now we install everything needed to start developing with TypeScript, NestJS, and Angular.