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PWA vs .NET MAUI: What I learned developing a cross-platform app Information Technology
Jul 05, 2026 6 min read
PWA vs .NET MAUI: What I learned developing a cross-platform app

In this article I share my experience developing an app using .NET MAUI, from creating the API and the interface with AI assistance to the challenges encountered during development, publishing, and maintenance. I also show why I decided to test a Progressive Web App (PWA), comparing the advantages and disadvantages of each approach. The goal is not to say that one technology is better than the other, but to show in which scenarios each makes more sense based on a practical experience.

Why Do Developers Pick Blazor for Their Projects but Fail When Scale? Information Technology
Jun 15, 2026 39 min read
Why Do Developers Pick Blazor for Their Projects but Fail When Scale?

Blazor is one of the most productive things Microsoft ever shipped, and I have watched several companies throw it away. Not because it is bad, but because almost nobody understands what they are actually paying for when they run it. And it is not the WebSocket. In this article I want to show why teams pick Blazor, why some of them abandon it, and what the real bottleneck is.

Why Democracy Might Not Work When Everyone is Allowed to Vote? Politics
Jun 12, 2026 5 min read
Why Democracy Might Not Work When Everyone is Allowed to Vote?

The success of democracy depends not only on institutions but also on the average level of education, critical thinking, and political awareness within a society, my opinion is that everyone in a democracy has the right to vote. However, they also have the responsibility to educate themselves and understand their vote by learning the basics, such as each party's plans.

Event Sourcing Made Simple (with .NET Examples) Information Technology
Apr 04, 2026 13 min read
Event Sourcing Made Simple (with .NET Examples)

When I first worked with event sourcing, I found it difficult to understand. However, once I grasped the basic concepts, I realized it was actually quite simple and I was able to apply it to projects right away. In my experience, people tend to overcomplicate it. That’s why I’ll explain the concept in simple terms, without academic fluff, so you can easily understand what it’s about and see practical tips for the .NET ecosystem.