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From Fork to Framework, Part 7: How Claude Code and DevFlow Made This Possible

From Fork to Framework, Part 7: How Claude Code and DevFlow Made This Possible

Justin Donnaruma
Published on: 2026/04/03

One engineer, six months, several iterations, 1,400+ commits. Here is how AI-assisted development with structured tooling made that timeline real.

From Fork to Framework, Part 6: ConnectRPC, Eden Libs, and the Framework That Pays for Itself

From Fork to Framework, Part 6: ConnectRPC, Eden Libs, and the Framework That Pays for Itself

Justin Donnaruma
Published on: 2026/03/31

Protocol Buffers, generated clients, and a shared platform library let us build Eden Circle in eight days. Here is how the pieces connect.

From Fork to Framework, Part 5: Why Flutter Won the Frontend

From Fork to Framework, Part 5: Why Flutter Won the Frontend

Justin Donnaruma
Published on: 2026/03/26

One codebase for iOS, Android, web, and desktop. Flutter gave us platform parity in four days that would have taken months with separate native stacks.

From Fork to Framework, Part 4: Why Go Won the Backend

From Fork to Framework, Part 4: Why Go Won the Backend

Justin Donnaruma
Published on: 2026/03/24

Goroutines, sqlc, and 10-megabyte containers. Here is why Go is purpose-built for an LLM gateway and multi-tenant AI platform.

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