Hi, I’m Lax Mariappan.
I am passionate about crafting robust web applications that are easy to use and maintain.
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The Bookstore That Won (And What It Teaches Software Builders)
A small-town bookstore beat two photocopy shops. The lesson for software builders: crowded markets signal demand, and differentiation is everything.
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While Everyone Pitches, You Listen
Most developers chase scale. The smart ones build trust first. Here’s why serving your micro-niche beats shouting at the crowd.
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Two Refunds, Two Mistakes, Zero Fixes
Getting refunded twice doesn’t build trust when the same mistake happens again. How operational friction loses happy customers.
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Too many cooks? Depends on what you’re cooking
Too many cooks spoil the broth? Not in product development. The secret is coordination, not crowd control.
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Code Is Free. Distribution Isn’t.
Code is becoming a commodity. The real challenge for developers isn’t writing code anymore—it’s distribution, marketing, and building trust with users.
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The “Copy-Paste” Tax 📉
We spend so much time building the future, yet we still spend our afternoons manually moving text from a chat window to a CMS. I wanted a bridge, so I built one.
