Event sourcing starts with a question
Before choosing an event store, decide which questions your product needs its history to answer.
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Notes from building, lessons in the details, and a closer look at what’s next. A journal for curious people who care about software.
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Two initials. A place to build.
The story behind LN Software, and why the company brings products, open source and new collaborations under one roof.
A clearer starting point for support
How to reach LN Software, what to include in a useful support request, and where public open-source reports belong.
A clearer view of our current work
Our portfolio separates active work from retired projects, including Dedicated IP and Lawyours, so visitors can see where LN Software is focused.
A home for our open-source work
Explore our Go projects for event sourcing, Invoice Ninja integration and maintained llama.cpp bindings, with the upstream work clearly credited.
A useful project starts before the first commit
A short, concrete brief can expose the decisions that matter before a team invests in the wrong kind of progress.
A webhook is a contract
Useful webhook integrations define identity, event meaning, delivery behavior and recovery before writing the handler.
Biedbril, and the questions before a bid
A note on our property product's direction: clearer pre-bid research, a considered identity, and an honest account of what a report can tell you.
Bring us the problem you want to solve
LN Software is opening conversations about focused consulting and software projects, starting with the decision or outcome that matters.
Building software for the long run
LN Software takes its name from Lena and Nina. That personal beginning gives the studio a simple reason to care about what lasts.
Citations belong in the interface
Source links become useful when readers can connect them to a claim, inspect their context and understand what remains uncertain.
Design the exit while the product is healthy
Exports, clear account controls and an honest product status make software easier to trust throughout its lifecycle.
Exploring what we could build together
An invitation to discuss product collaborations and potential co-founder relationships, with room to test the fit before making commitments.
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Our Confluence Cloud app puts text comparisons and patch visualisations into the documents where teams discuss their work.
Local AI is an architecture decision
Running inference inside an application changes the boundaries of the system. It also creates new responsibilities.
Maintaining a fork means maintaining trust
A useful fork explains its origin, compatibility promises and remaining limits as clearly as its new capabilities.
Retries need context
A timeout does not tell you whether a remote action happened. Reliable integrations have to account for that uncertainty.
Your read models deserve product thinking
A useful projection starts with the person reading it, including what they need to know about freshness and recovery.
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