Make software development feel light.

New engineers open a blog and read a post that praises monoliths, then one that praises micro-services; one week GitHub Actions rules, the next it’s GitLab CI. Choice paralysis sets in, searching eclipses shipping, and months—or sleepless years—pass before the fog lifts.

Code should be simple and boring, Infrastructure should be invisible and Fridays should stay deployment-free

That’s why we built nlited.de: production-grade defaults you can ship today.

Disclaimer: There is no universal “best,” only trade-offs we’ve validated. If you walk away with one tactic that saves a sprint, we’ve done our job.

Who should read on?

• Junior devs who want opinionated defaults instead of analysis paralysis.
• Seniors and tech leads who need a refresher or a link to share with the team.
• Anyone curious how we ship high-quality software, use AI to boost productivity, and still sleep eight hours.

What do you get?

Practical examples, zero fluff:

• Best coding practices that make software robust and development easier
• CI/CD blueprints that move us from git push to prod in <15 min with no manual gates.
• Communication templates, incident management, architecture-decision records, and code-review etiquette.
• Leadership recipes that comprise mentoring, running effective stand-ups, and giving feedback that lands.
• Architecture walkthroughs, from “Hello World” to planet-scale, costs included.

Let’s make shipping software feel as light as writing the first line of “Hello, world.”

Let’s start with the first post: Mono-repo repositories.