Web Craft Technology is a small, opinionated studio writing about how the modern web is actually built — the frameworks, the runtimes, the deploy pipelines, the AI tooling, and the parts of the stack that never make it onto a conference slide.
What we do
We design, build and ship software for clients who care about the work — from web apps and APIs to internal tooling and AI integrations. We also write, in long form, about the trade-offs we hit along the way.
What you’ll find here
- Frameworks — deep dives on PHP, Java, Python ecosystems, and what we actually reach for in 2026.
- Web Development — the practical layer: hosting, deploys, SEO crawlers, interop, the boring stuff that runs the internet.
- Notes — short field reports on AI agents, runtimes, infra experiments, and ideas still half-formed.
Our bias
We prefer boring, durable technology over novelty. We'll choose Postgres over the new database, Node or Bun over the new runtime-of-the-week, and write more documentation than tests when the trade-off makes sense. We are not against new things — we are against new things we don't understand the failure modes of yet.
How we work
Small teams. Fast feedback. Real production deploys, not demos. We've been doing this since 2009 and we've learnt to ship what we said we'd ship by when we said we'd ship it. That's the entire pitch.
Get in touch
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