Cloud-native isn't just containers and functions. It's a fundamental shift in how we build, deploy, and reason about systems. Here's what that means.
Serverless isn't about removing servers—it's about removing server problems. Learn why FaaS won, where it fails, and how to tame distributed complexity.
CrewAI makes multi-agent systems accessible, but real implementation hits friction fast. Here's what you'll actually encounter building your first agents.
Stop writing boilerplate AI code. Learn how to build autonomous agents with CrewAI that actually understand your codebase and ship features faster.
Most enterprise AI pilots never reach production. The real blocker isn't the AI—it's understanding your own codebase well enough to integrate it safely.
Building multi-agent systems with CrewAI? Here are the 8 questions every engineer asks—and the answers that actually matter for production systems.
Legacy systems are black boxes to AI coding tools. Here's how to make decades-old code readable to both humans and LLMs without a full rewrite.
Serverless or Kubernetes? This guide cuts through the hype with real tradeoffs, cost breakdowns, and when each actually makes sense for your team.
Stop building AI features that hallucinate in production. Context engineering is the difference between demos that wow and systems that ship.
AI coding tools ship features fast but leave you vulnerable. Here's how to test code you barely understand — and why context matters more than coverage.
AI-generated prototypes are impressive demos. They're terrible production systems. Here's where vibe coding ends and real engineering begins.
The monorepo vs microservices debate usually focuses on build systems. The real difference is in how knowledge is distributed and discovered.
Vector embeddings find similar code. Knowledge graphs find connected code. Why the best systems use both.
Practical architecture patterns for AI-powered applications — from RAG pipelines to agent orchestration. Lessons from building production AI systems.
Serverless and Kubernetes changed deployment. But they also changed how developers need to understand their systems. The complexity moved, it did not disappear.
How lightweight agent frameworks like OpenAI Swarm compare to production multi-agent systems. When simplicity wins and when you need more.