AI can accelerate development and product growth—but not every use case is real. We show CTOs where AI delivers true value and where it’s just hype draining resources.
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Why Startups Fail at Documentation—and How CTOs Can Fix It
Most startups skip documentation—and pay the price later. We show CTOs how simple, smart docs speed onboarding, cut errors, and turn chaos into scalable growth.
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What Makes a Great Fullstack Developer in 2025? Skills, Tools, and Mindset
In 2025, great fullstack devs blend skills, tools, and mindset to ship fast, scalable products. At TLVTech, we know what it takes to turn ideas into reality—end to end.
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Top Tools Every Fullstack Developer Should Know in 2025
Discover the top tools every fullstack dev should know in 2025—from Next.js to Prisma and GitHub Actions. Build faster, ship cleaner, and scale smarter with the right stack.
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Fullstack Optimization Techniques for Faster Page Load and API Response
Learn how we optimize fullstack apps for speed—faster page loads, leaner APIs, and smarter rendering. Real techniques we use at TLVTech to boost UX without rewrites.
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Backend Optimization Techniques to Reduce Latency and Improve UX
A fast backend is key to great UX. In this post, we share practical techniques we use at TLVTech to reduce latency, improve performance, and keep users moving smoothly.
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The Backend Design Patterns We Use Across Most Projects
Discover the backend patterns we use to build fast, scalable, and maintainable systems—so your product grows without rewrites or downtime. Clean, tested, and startup-ready.
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The Stack We Use for Fast Backend Delivery (and Why It Works)
We use a battle-tested backend stack—Node.js, NestJS, Postgres, Docker, and GitHub Actions—that helps startups ship fast, stay stable, and scale without technical debt.
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What a Good API Design Looks Like (And Why Most Are Overcomplicated)
Good APIs are simple, clear, and consistent. This post explains what makes a great API design—and why overengineering creates confusion, slowdowns, and poor developer experience.
