Discover how to avoid common AI coding pitfalls like context loss, hallucinated APIs, and inconsistent styles when working with agentic tools like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Windsurf. This hands-on guide shares effective techniques for rule-based prompting, context management with version-controlled Markdown, and building a continuously improving workflow for reliable, frustration-free results.
Read MoreModern cloud architectures have embraced containers, but with agility comes concern. Especially when operating in a PCI-DSS (the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) regulated cloud environment, hardened containers are essential. Read on to see how we build resilient systems capable of withstanding real-world threats while meeting PCI-DSS requirements.
Read MoreWe often talk about AI in software development as a way to write code faster—but that’s only part of the story. As tools evolve, so do our workflows, expectations, and even our roles. From low-stakes experimentation through “vibe coding” to structured multi-agent systems, this blog post explores how AI-augmented programming is reshaping not just how we code, but how we think about building software altogether.
Read MoreGenerative AI tools have changed how we developers approach our daily work. Today, headlines tout the arrival of AI-augmented software development and vibe coding as silver bullets, making development teams orders of magnitude more effective. However, the promised gains are shallow if teams do not also pay attention to the software delivery aspects.
Read MoreNetworking has progressed more slowly than some other aspects of technology. It’s often largely manual work, still. Network automation brings networking up to par, making networking easier, quicker and more robust. For any organisation that relies on media or network traffic, it’s a must-win battle.
Read MoreThis case story presents a part of the journey of Sanoma Media Finland (SMF), the largest multi-channel media company in Finland, as they strive to embrace DevOps practices and foster a culture of collaboration and communication within their organization.
Read MoreNetworking has progressed more slowly than some other aspects of technology. It’s often largely manual work, still. Network automation brings networking up to par, making networking easier, quicker and more robust. For any organisation that relies on media or network traffic, it’s a must-win battle.
Read MoreIn software development, the role of a lead, scrum master and/or CTO often includes “protecting” the team from various external threats or distractions. But when does it help maintain focus and efficiency in their work – and when is it harmful?
Read MoreQuite often organizations think they have good open communication lines and transparency between tech and business — developers and other IT professionals know how their work is aligned with business goals and how they enable end users and end-user solutions. It’s a common view that business needs are discussed openly, and everyone has a clear understanding of their role in the big picture.
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