in AI on Ai agents, Llm, Autonomous systems, Claude, Gpt, Multi-agent, Automation
AI agents have evolved from simple Q&A bots to autonomous systems that can browse the web, write code, manage files, and coordinate with other agents. In 2026, building agentic workflows is becoming a core skill for developers.
in AI on Vector database, Ai, Rag, Embeddings, Pinecone, Weaviate, Machine learning
Every AI application needs a memory. When you ask an LLM about your documents, how does it find relevant information? The answer is vector databases—specialized systems that store and search high-dimensional embeddings at scale.
on Rust, Backend, Api, Performance, Web development, Axum, Tokio
Rust has crossed the chasm. What started as a systems programming language is now powering web backends at Discord, Cloudflare, AWS, and countless startups. In 2026, the ecosystem is mature enough that choosing Rust for a new backend is no longer a risky bet.
on Platform engineering, Devops, Developer experience, Idp, Backstage, Kubernetes
Platform engineering has emerged as the answer to DevOps complexity. Instead of expecting every developer to be a Kubernetes expert, platform teams build internal developer platforms (IDPs) that abstract away infrastructure while maintaining flexibility.