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PostHog and Sentry are not interchangeable tools. They answer different questions. PostHog is where a team looks when it wants to understand product behavior: events, funnels, cohorts, feature flags, experiments, session replay, and conversion movement. Sentry is where a team looks when it wants to understand software failure: exceptions, traces, performance issues, releases, replays, and the technical context around a broken experience. After a deploy, both are useful. Neither one, alone, is th

I build SaaS products with my brother. After shipping five of them, I realized I'd rebuilt the exact same backend (auth, Stripe, multi-tenancy, workflows, email, webhooks) five separate times. So I extracted it into one SDK for React/Next.js. It now runs all five products in production. This is the honest version, including what it still can't do. The fifth time I sat down to write sign-up and login, I stopped. It wasn't hard. That was the problem. I'd done it four times already, and I could see


Hello Dev Community! 👋 It is officially Day 123 of my software development sprint! Today, I transitioned from traditional reactive states into state-machine territory by mastering the useReducer Hook in React! ⚛️ Unified State Management When your app state shifts from primitive variables to complex data patterns containing multi-layer transformations, relying on unorganized useState setters spreads logic thin across files. Today, I centralized my component's business logic completely into a si

Building a Modular Panel-Based Management Software with React 19, TypeScript, and Dockview Introduction This article documents my experience designing and developing the frontend of a management software for a manufacturing company in the leather processing industry. The company had been using a legacy application developed over 20 years ago with outdated technologies — a slow, insecure Windows XP-era tool with a dated interface that had become increasingly difficult to maintain. The goal was cl