This week everyone is talking about Apple’s new headset from WWDC and the steady drumbeat of AI news, while teams are quietly drowning in backlogs and late nights. We keep saying we are paying down technical debt. We point at some old module, a weird integration, a flaky test, and…
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Testing in the Age of Continuous Everything
Ship happens every minute. Deploys roll while coffee is still warm and a pull request opened at standup is in production before lunch. Between GitHub Actions, fast previews on Vercel, and a sprint board that never sleeps, code is a river. The old QA gate cannot hold that river, and…
From DevOps to PlatformOps
From DevOps to PlatformOps Developers keep asking for faster shipping, while ops teams ask for safer systems; PlatformOps is the bridge that turns that push and pull into a product your company can trust. For years we treated DevOps like a toolbox and a set of playbooks, mostly about CI…
AI Pair Programming: A Friend or a Crutch?
Copilot finishes a function you barely started and it feels like wizardry. You feel faster, but are you getting sharper or just offloading the hard part. I have been pairing with an AI in VS Code for a stretch now, bouncing between GitHub Copilot and a chat window powered by…
Measuring What Matters in Experience
Clicks are up and dashboards look green, yet the experience still feels off because we keep scoring the wrong game. Page views and average session time tell a polite story, but user intent and the moment a job is done tell the real one, so start by asking why the…
Personalization Beyond the Algorithm
Black Friday blurred by in a stream of lookalike ads, cart timers, and push alerts that promised a deal you could not miss. The web felt loud. Every feed tried to guess what we wanted, and most of it guessed wrong. Cookie popups kept stealing the spotlight, Apple’s tracking prompts…
Edge Functions and the New Web Stack
The web just got closer to your users. We have been chasing speed with smarter builds, smaller bundles, and more static output, and that got us far. Then edge functions arrived, turning the CDN from a dumb cache into a smart runtime. Code runs near the visitor and shaves off…
Event-Driven Content Supply Chains
Content that moves on signals beats content that waits on calendars. The way we publish is changing fast, and the clue is sitting in our release logs, our webhook dashboards, and our Slack alerts. Every deploy, every product change, and every customer event is a nudge that says do something…
The Age of Composable Platforms
The monolith had a good run, but the center of gravity just moved to a world where we assemble our own stack like Lego. Call it composable platforms, call it pick and mix, call it common sense catching up with what we already do on side projects. The idea is…
APIs as Brand Interfaces
APIs are not just pipes for data anymore, they are how your brand shakes hands with people who build things. Scroll through dev Twitter tonight and you can feel it. Teams ship features that exist only through API calls, partners judge you by SDK quality, and the first hello from…