A modern web app has 40+ moving parts: framework, database, auth, payments, analytics, observability, deployment. Picking well at each layer compounds. Picking poorly compounds the other way.
These guides cover the stack decisions WOWHOW has actually made in production — what we chose, why, what we regretted, and what we would pick again. If a recommendation is not here, it is because we have not shipped on it long enough to defend it.
Google launched Workspace Intelligence at Google Cloud Next 2026 — a unified agentic AI layer across Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Gmail, and Chat that understands your projects, breaks context walls between apps, and completes multi-step tasks on your behalf.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported on April 27 that OpenAI is building an AI-native smartphone — Qualcomm and MediaTek are co-designing the custom chip, Luxshare is the exclusive manufacturer, and mass production targets 2028 at 300–400 million annual units. Here is everything we know about the device, the architecture, and what it means for developers and the app ecosystem.
Amazon Quick is an always-on desktop AI assistant for work, launched by AWS on April 28, 2026. It runs natively on macOS and Windows, reads local files without uploading them, builds a personal knowledge graph across all your apps, and requires no AWS account to get started.
