You’re trying to ship AI features fast—without creating a security, cost, or reliability mess.This week’s three insights connect into one theme: move quickly, but design for enterprise constraints from day one. That means
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I’ve been playing with a bunch of “AI + web” setups lately, and I keep running into the same vibe: the model is smart, but the search layer feels… constrained. You ask for
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Getting Started: “I’ll just use BMAD to move faster” Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been working with the BMAD framework on a personal project, and I wanted to write this up
Many times, when making an architectural decision, I am faced with multiple decision points. Each point leads to a new possibility of making another decision with three, four, or even five levels of
Introduction There comes a point in every software engineer’s career when the lure of bigger challenges becomes irresistible. The need to make an impact beyond mere coding, to shape the software development landscape
After many years of managing and leading teams, I’ve split my perspectives into three areas that allow me to excel and improve in my role. Each one of the areas requires different skills
PHP 8 just received a major new update and loads of new features were brought to this notorious programming language. In recent years, PHP has received major updates that considerably improved its performance
More than a year ago, I stopped working with OKRs at both professional and personal levels. I did it because I changed companies at the professional level and because too many changes happened
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