Goalixa Story
The personal journey of building Goalixa — challenges, setbacks, and lessons learned.
Overview
Posts in this section share the human side of building a product. From developing under wartime internet restrictions in Iran to the technical challenges of bootstrapping a microservices architecture, these posts document the real-world constraints and obstacles faced along the way.
Posts
Survive in War Time
Building Goalixa during wartime in Iran with severe internet restrictions. When I cannot access the internet, I cannot deploy changes or fix production bugs. This is the reality of shipping software under external constraints.
Learning in Wartime: Preparing Goalixa Infrastructure
With limited connectivity and unreliable internet access, preparing robust infrastructure becomes critical. Planning for Kubernetes deployment with proper backup, rollback, and redundancy strategies.
Topics Covered
- Building Under Constraints: Development with limited resources and connectivity
- Wartime Challenges: Operating during geopolitical instability
- Personal Journey: The motivation and vision behind Goalixa
- Real-World Obstacles: The problems documentation doesn’t cover
- Resilience: Adapting to circumstances and finding solutions
Context
Building a startup is hard. Building a startup during wartime in Iran with restricted internet access is harder. These posts document the reality of shipping software when external factors are outside your control — and how to adapt, plan for failure, and keep building anyway.
Related
- Welcome to the Blog — Introduction to Goalixa
- Timeline View — Chronological journey
- Journey View — Narrative story format