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It’s been a full year since I quit my well-paying job to venture out on my own. I co-founded Vaatun — a company building software for a market most of tech ignores: Indian insurance distributors. A year in, one takeaway…

The New Builders of Insurance Broking

The New Builders of Insurance Broking: two professionals building tools alongside an AI assistant and dashboards.

In insurance broking, the teams that outperform are not always the biggest. Very often, the winners are the teams that move faster, adapt faster, and solve small operational problems before they become large business bottlenecks. In my view, one of…

React Hook Form vs TanStack Form

Form Handling, Type Safety, Automated Async Validation vs. Community Support, Established Patterns

Compare React Hook Form and TanStack Form interactively, evaluating controlled patterns, type safety, and developer experience. This demo covers scenarios like async validation, array fields, and server error handling. Discover key differences in type safety, derived values, and API design, helping you choose the ideal form library.

Why VCs Can’t Fully Exit at IPO — and Why That’s a Good Thing

Two groups of business people meet on a bridge, one side of which is crumbling

Venture capitalists often don't fully exit at IPOs by design, aligning their incentives with public investors. IPOs are transitions, not final exits, ensuring VCs remain accountable post-listing. Lock-in periods protect public shareholders, preventing a "sell the story, not the future" mentality and signaling continued conviction. This structure fosters market trust and benefits founders.