Notes on building for the web

Suggu turns repetitive .NET project work into safe, repeatable commands—for developers at the keyboard and coding agents working across a repository.

Autocomplete never changed how I worked — it finished the line I was already typing. An agent that reads the whole repo, runs the tests and reads the output is a different shape of tool. Here is what actually earns its keep on an Angular frontend and a .NET API, and the four things it still does not solve.

Most Angular projects do not collapse under the framework. They collapse because nobody can answer where a new file goes. A folder-by-folder walkthrough of a structure that scales, with Storybook and component-driven development wired in from the start.

I used to deploy by SSH-ing into a box, hand-writing Nginx server blocks, and running certbot from memory. Dokploy replaced all of it with a UI and a git push. Here is what actually changed, what it does not solve, and the two things that still bit me.