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  1. Talks

    An archive of my meetup and conference talks, from Go release automation to cloud-native infrastructure platforms. 2026 Beyond Terraform: Infrastructure as Code with Crossplane and Golang ContainerDays London 2026 Most teams implemented Infrastructure as…

  2. Introduction Crossplane allows you to define Kubernetes APIs without writing controllers.

  3. Engineers must learn how to say "no"

    In my first years in the software industry, I used to say “nothing is impossible, it is just a matter of time” (cliché, I know).

  4. Most of us have to name “things” daily: variables, functions, services, cloud resources and others.

  5. It is 2023 and upgrading Postgres is still a pain.

  6. 💡 This post will describe the upgrade process, explore alternatives and what was the final choice.

  7. 🧭 If you are looking for ImageWand repository, head to brunoluiz/imagewand At the beginning of the year, I was curious about WebAssembly (WASM).

  8. Animated images in GIF format are around for a long time.

  9. One of the first things API developers learn is HTTP codes.

  10. Getting good code reviews from peers

    Every software developer, soon after pushing code to the repository, has this urge to ping the team to ask for code review.

  11. Web APIs are everywhere, with REST being one of the most popular ways to distribute it.

  12. GraphQL feat API Gateway

    GraphQL, REST, gRPC, Thrift… Have you ever imagined how to stick these together in a micro-services architecture and expose to the world?

  13. Kubernetes devops productivity hacks

    Today, Kubernetes is the de facto container orchestration solution.

  14. A guide on npm package publishing

    If you are not new in the JavaScript world, you might have already heard about npm.

  15. There is one big and very special date on the e-commerce and retail market and it’s called Black Friday.

  16. As the saying goes: never trust user input.

  17. GitFlow is a branching model created by Vincent Driessen on 2010 (original article).

  18. You are developing some feature together with your team.