FIG. V Long-form essays on software, e-commerce, AI, and the academic seams between them. Published as they are finished.
How I designed and shipped TenTen Accounting — a production-ready multi-tenant SaaS using React 19, Cloudflare D1, Workers, and Claude AI as an embedded assistant. A look at the architecture decisions that made it fast, secure, and scalable from day one.
Starting Digitronics on Jumia.ma in 2018 taught me more about systems, logistics, and customer behavior than any textbook. Here's how that experience shaped my approach to building software and why e-commerce domain knowledge is a developer's secret weapon.
After running multiple SaaS products on Cloudflare's edge infrastructure, I'm convinced it's the right default for most web applications. No cold starts, global distribution, D1 for SQL, R2 for object storage — here's a honest comparison with the alternatives.
I'm not using AI to replace engineering judgment — I'm using it to move faster on well-understood problems. This post covers my actual workflow: where Claude saves me hours, where it gets things wrong, and how I verify everything before it ships.
After years lecturing at university and watching students struggle to connect theory with real-world systems, I redesigned my curriculum around practical tools — spreadsheets, ERPs, and now AI. Here's what actually works in a modern accounting classroom.
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