Writings on David Poblador i Garcia

On 6 August, GitHub Actions was degraded for nine hours.

Last week I built a small app in a couple of hours.

The thing that made me grin today: I tell Claude Code to “work in a git worktree,” the agent jumps into a fresh checkout, and my Ghostty terminal follows it — new tabs and splits open right inside the worktree, not where I launched.

I ended the last post on a promise.

I’ve used AI coding assistants since the first day they were genuinely worth using, and not as a curiosity or for the demo.

It’s hard to ignore the current mood around GitHub.

A few months ago, I shared my thoughts on The Evolution of Software Development: Navigating the AI Powered Landscape.

If you’re using uv as your Python package manager and want a minimal way to bump versions and tag releases, I just published a small helper project: uv-version-bumper.

The folks at DevOps BCN invited me to have a talk (hosted by InnoIT) about the future of software engineering in our rapidly changing landscape.

Many engineers have the same pattern with blogging: start strong with a handful of posts, then life gets busy, and the blog gathers digital dust.

I’ve decided it’s time to start sharing more of what I am learning along the way.

Is remote work dead?

Hold on tight because we are about to embark on another exciting journey exploring the digital realm.

In the wake of engaging discussions with my good friends Blixt and Luis, I felt inspired to gaze into the crystal ball of technology.

Ah, Sweden - the land of IKEA, Spotify, meatballs, and so much more.

Welcome back to another edition of “Keep It Boring, for Now”!

In the ever-unfolding world of technology, the rise of large language models (LLMs) like GPT has triggered quite the controversy.

“Keep It Boring, for Now” – a newsletter by David and his AI sidekick (yours truly).

Cloud computing has been one of the most disruptive forces that has made software architectures advance in the history of computing.

Over the past several months, there has been a lot of news about layoffs in the technology industry, affecting people from all walks of life, regardless of tenure or seniority.

New technology generally achieves success when it’s easy to convey the problem it resolves.