on Platform engineering, Devops, Developer experience, Idp, Cloud
Platform engineering emerged as the hype successor to DevOps around 2023. The pitch: instead of every team managing their own infrastructure and pipelines, build a centralized Internal Developer Platform (IDP) that abstracts the complexity away. Give developers a self-service experience. Let them deploy without knowing Kubernetes.
on Ai, Agentic ai, Software engineering, Automation, Llm
Something quietly crossed a threshold in 2025: AI stopped being a tool that helps developers write code and started becoming a system that does software engineering. Not autocomplete. Not a smarter Stack Overflow. An agent — one that reads your codebase, plans changes, writes tests, runs them, debugs failures, and opens a pull request.
on Ai, Developer productivity, Vibe coding, Llm, Software engineering
There’s a new phrase circulating in engineering teams: vibe coding. The term, coined by Andrej Karpathy in early 2025, describes a mode of programming where you describe what you want in natural language, let an AI generate the code, and intervene only when something breaks. You’re not writing code line-by-line. You’re steering.
on Rag, Llm, Ai engineering, Vector database, Information retrieval
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is the backbone of most production AI applications. Knowledge bases, document Q&A, code search, customer support — if your application needs to answer questions about specific content, RAG is usually how you do it.
