Bohdan Sulyma is the founder and CEO of DirectHeader. He sets the company's technical and product direction and does hands-on engineering work rather than delegating architecture decisions away from himself.
What Bohdan works on
- Architecture and technical direction for client engagements: rendering strategy, data modeling, authentication, and the trade-offs behind them
- Client portals and SaaS MVPs, from first scoping conversation through production delivery
- The delivery process DirectHeader runs client work through, documented publicly rather than kept as internal-only knowledge
- Most of the engineering content in this resources section, written from direct implementation experience rather than general commentary
Articles by Bohdan
- Website Architecture Explained
- Technical Debt: How to Identify, Measure, and Pay It Down
- Authentication vs Authorization
- AI-Assisted Software Development
- What Is a Client Portal?
FAQ
What does Bohdan Sulyma do at DirectHeader?+
Bohdan is the founder and CEO of DirectHeader. He sets technical and product direction and does hands-on engineering work: architecture decisions, client portals, SaaS MVPs, and the delivery process the company runs on.
What has Bohdan Sulyma written?+
Most of the engineering-focused articles in this resources section: website architecture, rendering strategy, headless CMS, technical debt, authentication and authorization, and AI-assisted development, among others.
Where can I find Bohdan Sulyma online?+
LinkedIn and GitHub, both linked from this page.
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A practical definition of technical debt, how to tell deliberate trade-offs from accidental decay, and a repeatable process for paying it down without stopping feature work.
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What website architecture actually means, the layers involved, the main patterns in use today, and a practical framework for picking one based on real constraints.
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