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Postgres tuning for small SaaS — settings that matter
Default Postgres configuration is conservative — designed to run on any machine without falling over. For a small SaaS on dedicated hardware, defaults leave 50-200% performance on the table. A small set of well-chosen settings makes a big difference.
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WordPress reliability — what real-world data shows
A WordPress site launched 10 years ago is probably still running. That tells you more than any benchmark.
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Performance budget — what it is and why care
Performance budget sets a hard limit on page weight. Without one, JavaScript bundles bloat by 5% every quarter.
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How to measure Core Web Vitals in 2026
Three numbers Google and Yandex actually care about. How to measure them on your site without a fancy dashboard.
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App size and bundle in 2026
Bigger app = fewer installs. Especially in regions with slow internet or expensive data. What to cut.
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