Public Blog

Ideas, operating notes and migration-facing product articles

The legacy `blog.php` surface is now backed by a typed Postgres content model and a server-first public UI in the new stack.

This keeps blog list and detail public, lightweight and easier to extend without reviving PHP handlers or theme-specific templates.

Published posts6The public blog list now reflects the migrated Postgres content model instead of old PHP table reads.

Delivery modelPostgres + Nest APIList and detail rendering now stay in one server-first public shell with typed API contracts.

SupportPendingPublic blog readers can still find live support posture while reading migration-facing content.

Reading surfaceList and detail routesThe same content slice now serves both `/blog` and the query-based public router without theme forks.

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Migrated blog list

The old theme-specific blog cards are replaced by one clean public list that links into the migrated article detail route.

Apr 1, 20262 min read

Perceived quality is usually a result of clearer flows, smaller payloads and more deliberate defaults.

Mar 30, 20262 min read

Support speed improves when tickets, verification and payment context are easier to audit in one place.

Mar 27, 20262 min read

Admin sessions touch payments, settings and provider routing. That makes OTP a real control, not a cosmetic checkbox.

Mar 24, 20262 min read

Modern routing is not only about sending orders to a provider. It is about controlling fallback, error policy and category-level defaults.

Mar 21, 20262 min read

These three labels are often misunderstood. Here is the operational meaning that matters when you review order outcomes.

Mar 18, 20262 min read

A practical way to match quantity, delivery shape and platform risk before you place the first order.

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