By Day 10, we had observability fully wired across our API and isolated Function App, catching silent integration bugs before they could touch our production environment. However, up to this point, ou
With our frontend and backend now securely handshaking in production, we hit a new milestone: we are no longer running on localhost. However, that introduces a terrifying reality (if something breaks
With our backend API and frontend now deployed to Azure via our CI/CD pipeline, the next challenge was ensuring they could actually talk to each other securely in a production environment. Locally, ev
Up until now, our Project Management MVP has been a strictly synchronous affair. You make an API request, the server talks to Cosmos DB, and you get a response. But as the platform grows, we are inevi
In the middle of a high-velocity, 14-day engineering sprint, it is incredibly easy to outpace your own shadow. Yesterday, on Day 7, we celebrated a massive milestone: pushing our Angular 19 frontend a
Yesterday, we bridged the gap between our infrastructure declarations and our application logic, refactoring our backend .NET 9 API to run flawlessly without a single hardcoded credential or secret. T
Yesterday, we locked down our cloud infrastructure blueprint using Azure Bicep, provisioning our App Service, Functions, Cosmos DB, Blob Storage, and Key Vault (all securely bound under a User-Assigne
After four intensive days of spinning up our backend API and standalone Angular frontend locally, Day 5 shifts our attention back to cloud engineering. The primary mission today was to map out our ent
With our .NET 9 cache-aside proxy engine compiled and tested, Day 4 shifts focus entirely to the client-side architecture. Today, we built a fully operational full-stack connection, transforming raw b