Everything’s a Graph, and That’s Okay
There’s a moment in most tech projects where things get too clever for their own good. Layers of abstraction. Over-engineered systems. Features solving problems no user has ever had.
We call it innovation. Often, it’s just noise.
I’ve built a career — and now nobul.tech — around a simple belief: the most elegant systems are the ones that subtract ruthlessly. Not because we’re lazy. Because the real challenge is clarity. Not code.
Here’s the thing: Every line you write has a cost. Every dependency you introduce is a bet. Every “quick win” can haunt you later.
So what do we do at nobul.tech?
We build smart infrastructure — not big.
We abstract complexity — not create it.
We say no to things that look good in slides but die in production.
Sometimes, the smartest solution is not to build at all. Sometimes, it’s just… naming things properly. Or rethinking the problem entirely.
This space — Thinking Out Loud — is where I explore those decisions. Not polished case studies. Not Medium-friendly self-congratulatory threads. Just raw insights from building and breaking.
Stay sharp. Stay skeptical. And please — build less, but better.
