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Technical

Claude Code for Software Development: How We Use It at techquarter

I’d been using Claude Code long enough to feel like I had something genuinely useful to share with the team, so I put together some notes and walked everyone through how it actually fits into...

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tq vibes

Colleague Spotlight Interview: Cristian Alb, DevOps Engineer

From a middle school passion for mathematics to building the project from the ground up at TechQuarter, Cristi’s journey in DevOps is defined by a single philosophy: “fall in love with...

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Business

The Modern Contractor’s Tech Stack: Why Orchestration Beats the “All-in-One” Compromise

In the home services industry, the “Single Pane of Glass” has been the ultimate pitch for a decade. The promise is simple: move your CRM, scheduling, and accounting into one massive...

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Business

AI in Home Services: 17 Custom Solutions for Immediate ROI

If you run a roofing company, solar installation business, HVAC outfit, or any home services operation, you have heard the AI hype. But you also know the reality: your business runs on a patchwork of...

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tq vibes

Colleague Spotlight: Meet Samuel Eke, Software Developer

Today, we’re catching up with Samuel Eke, a Fullstack Developer at techquarter. From his love for fishing and his studies in theology to building complex banking architectures, Samuel proves that a...

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Business

Product Manager, Product Owner, Business Analyst: Who Really Does What?

In product teams, confusion around roles is almost guaranteed. Titles sound familiar, responsibilities overlap, and in fast-moving teams, people often wear more than one hat. The result? Misaligned...

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Technical

Storybook, Figma, and the Missing Link in Modern UI Development

The Real Problem Isn’t Tools, It’s Alignment Modern UI development isn’t just about writing components anymore. It’s about alignment. Alignment between designers, developers, product owners,...

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Technical

The Silent Miner: How We Caught a Crypto-Jacking Exploit in a Containerized Next.js App

In full-stack development, we often joke that if the site is up and the latency is low, it’s a good day. But sometimes, the most dangerous signals are the quietest ones. Last week, we were...

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Business

Scaling Beyond Product-Market Fit

You’ve achieved what 90% of startups strive for: Product-Market Fit. Your SaaS is live, users are engaged, and revenue is climbing. But this milestone brings a dangerous paradox. The very tech...

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