Automated Testing: The Safety Net That Lets You Ship Fast
How we approach automated testing in Laravel, Vue, and Go projects — what to test first, what to skip, and why tests are the cheapest insurance a codebase can buy.
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Blog
Notes from the SrcTeam lab — Laravel, Vue, Go, infrastructure, and privacy-first engineering.
Web App Security: The Checklist We Actually Use
A practical security checklist for web applications — the vulnerabilities that actually get exploited, the fixes that matter, and what to check before you call a project done.
read more →How to Order a Website: A Practical Guide to Working with a Web Studio
What actually happens when you order a website from a studio — how the process works, what to prepare, how pricing is structured, and the red flags that signal trouble before you sign.
read more →Website Performance: What Actually Moves Core Web Vitals
A practical guide to making websites fast — where the time actually goes, what to fix first, and how we tune Core Web Vitals without chasing meaningless micro-optimizations.
read more →From Idea to MVP: How We Scope and Launch SaaS Products
How SrcTeam turns a vague idea into a working SaaS MVP — the questions we ask first, how we slice features, and why scope is a budget, not a list.
read more →CI/CD and Deployment: How We Ship Without Drama
Our pragmatic deployment pipeline — GitHub Actions, a VPS, and boring releases. What we automate, what we keep manual, and why the best deploy is the one nobody notices.
read more →Building Laravel + Vue Applications That Ship
How we combine Laravel's backend maturity with Vue's reactivity to build full-stack web apps that are fast, maintainable, and ready for production.
read more →Privacy-First Analytics with WebSpectra
A case study in building cookieless, privacy-first analytics — what it means, why it matters, and how WebSpectra fits into a no-tracking product philosophy.
read more →Go for Infrastructure and Backend Services
Why Go is our go-to for high-load APIs and infrastructure tooling — concurrency, a single binary, and performance that scales without gymnastics.
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