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  1. Executable checkpoints make agent workflows more reliable by keeping the definition of done outside the model.

  2. The Missing Memory Type

    Every agent framework implements retrospective memory.

  3. Five CLIs Walk Into a Context Window

    I ran Sonnet 4.6 through five different coding CLIs, three times each, and traced every API call.

  4. Agent memory only looks backward.

  5. I pointed GLM-5, Kimi K2.5, MiniMax M2.5, and Sonnet 4.6 at the same task.

  6. Claude used 23K tokens to fix a one-line bug.

  7. Are We Becoming QA for the Machine?

    Coding agents write the code, pick the next feature, and fix the bugs.

  8. Full stack is too full and not full enough

    "Full stack" sets expectations nobody can meet.

  9. Integration tests on GitLab CI with Docker

    Using docker:dind plus docker compose in GitLab CI makes full integration tests feel local and repeatable.

  10. Ambition gets healthier when you focus on the work you want to do, not the title you want to carry.

  11. The hard part of building software has never been the building, but understanding why, for whom, and what happens if you get it wrong.

  12. Building trust after a failed project

    When a client has been burned by a previous team, rebuilding trust starts with a predictable delivery rhythm.

  13. Agile is no excuse to start without a plan

    Agile is fun.

  14. Let's set up a development environment for a Python and Java service in Docker, featuring code watching, Gitlab CI, and other good stuff.

  15. Process-driven REST API design

    REST is a heavily oversimplified and massively misunderstood (but very widely used) concept for designing APIs.

  16. Being able to program is one of the few skills that can make you be seen as less than what you are.

  17. Going on a Date with Java

    A satirical commentary on Java's date/time libraries.

  18. Improving the efficiency of IoT systems development through better tooling.

  19. The case for Semantic Programming

    The journey to improve software development by orders of magnitude.

  20. Lessons learned using SCRUM

    My experiences after a few years of applying SCRUM for a software development process.

  21. Scrum is great, but it has some disadvantages.

  22. Stop tech-driven problem-solving

    Don't let new and shiny tech lure you into finding a problem for it.

  23. On the immaturity of Software Engineering

    We're still developing!

  24. How I've found a positive approach to management.

  25. Soft skills for Software Engineers

    Speaking up, disagreeing with intellect instead of emotions, and don't be an ass.

  26. Let's be lazy and deploy simple docker-based architectures directly through docker compose, using only free tooling.

  27. What is LoRa, and how can you use it?

  28. Smart things are stupid.