Native Projex is the proof point behind the homepage's 20x performance claim. The work was not a cosmetic refactor; it was a production rebuild aimed at making the same workload faster, more maintainable, and easier to operate.
The problem
Performance issues usually show up as slow product flows, but the cause is often deeper: data access patterns, backend structure, deployment choices, and unclear ownership boundaries between product code and platform code.
What we changed
CoderPush approached the rebuild as a product performance problem, not only an infrastructure tuning exercise. The goal was to preserve the useful product behavior while replacing the parts of the architecture that made performance hard to improve.
Engineering shape
- Reworked architecture around the high-traffic workload
- Reduced avoidable latency in the product flow
- Improved maintainability by simplifying the execution path
- Kept user-facing behavior recognizable while changing the system underneath
What we can claim
The homepage cites a 20x performance gain for this rebuild. That claim should stay tied to this case page and should not be generalized to every CoderPush project.
Result
Native Projex supports a core v4 message: strong engineering partners do not just add AI or features. They also improve the production systems those products depend on.