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Gerald Yeo

Chief Mischief

Gerald started in advertising when Flash was still a thing. Decades later, still building. Full stack engineer, startup veteran, and the calm one in the room. Official title: Chief Mischief.

Gerald Yeo

Writing by Gerald

Migrating Magento to Shopify without losing SEO

30 Apr 2026

Migrating from Magento to Shopify without losing your SEO

The danger in a Magento-to-Shopify move isn't the new platform. It's lost rankings, downtime, and mangled data. A practical playbook for doing it cleanly.

MigrationDelivery
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How small teams achieve outsized leverage

15 Mar 2026

How small teams ship like much larger ones

Leverage is not headcount. It is the coordination overhead a small team avoids and the tooling it lets compound. Why adding people often slows delivery, and what to do instead.

OperationsEngineering
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Replatforming a live system without downtime

20 Feb 2026

How to replatform a live system without downtime

A migration fails at the cutover, not the rebuild. The techniques that let you move a live system without an outage — dual-running, backfill, and a rollback you have actually tested.

MigrationEngineering
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The early signs a software project is in trouble

20 Nov 2025

The early signs a software project is in trouble

Failing projects send signals long before the deadline is missed. The early warning signs, how to read them, and why the symptom is rarely the real problem.

DeliveryEngineering
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The real cost of skipping tests

12 Sep 2025

The real cost of skipping tests

'We'll add tests later' trades a small cost now for a larger one later. What that deferred cost actually is, and how to spend testing effort where it pays rather than chasing a coverage number.

EngineeringQuality
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Habits that keep software shippable for years

28 Jul 2025

The boring habits that keep software shippable for years

Durable systems come from boring decisions made consistently: small changes, a real test safety net, boring technology, and code written to be read. The habits that compound.

Engineering
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