Integrating AI Agents with Databricks to Automate Queries (Without Losing Control)

Artificial Intelligence /

“How did weekly churn change after the pricing update for SMB customers in EMEA?” The agent then: Interprets the intent (metrics, time range, filters, definitions) Translates that intent into SQL (or Spark SQL) Runs the query against Databricks (typically via SQL Warehouses) Returns results plus a human-readable explanation Optionally creates a chart, a dashboard snippet, […]

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Cloud Backends for Games: Firebase vs Custom vs Fully Managed (How to Choose the Right Stack)

Data Science /

January 07, 2026 at 01:46 PM | Est. read time: 16 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content A great game can be ruined by a shaky backend. Players don’t care why matchmaking failed or how your leaderboards got corrupted—they just know they’re not having fun. Choosing the right cloud

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Why “Build Once, Ship Everywhere” Is Still Mostly a Myth (and What to Do Instead)

Software Development /

January 07, 2026 at 11:43 AM | Est. read time: 13 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content “Build once, ship everywhere” is one of those ideas that sounds irresistible—especially when budgets are tight and timelines are aggressive. The promise is simple: write one codebase, deploy it across platforms, and

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The Hidden Technical Costs of “Fast MVPs” in Game Development (and How to Avoid Them)

Software Development /

January 06, 2026 at 04:53 PM | Est. read time: 13 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Building a fast MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is often the smartest way to validate a game idea without burning a full budget. You get something playable, test whether the core loop is

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AI in Game Development in 2026: What’s Actually Production-Ready (and What’s Still Hype)

Artificial Intelligence /

January 06, 2026 at 04:44 PM | Est. read time: 15 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content AI in game development has officially moved past “cool demo” territory. In 2026, studios of all sizes are using AI to ship real features, speed up pipelines, and support live operations—without betting

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Open Source vs. Proprietary Engines: When “Freedom” Becomes a Liability (and When It’s a Superpower)

Data Engineering /

January 06, 2026 at 03:01 PM | Est. read time: 15 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Choosing between open source engines and proprietary engines can feel like a philosophical debate: freedom vs. control, community vs. vendor, customization vs. convenience. But in practice, it’s a business decision—one that impacts

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Are Game Engines Still Safe Bets in 2026? A Practical Risk Comparison of Unity, Unreal Engine, and Godot

Software Development /

January 06, 2026 at 02:53 PM | Est. read time: 16 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Choosing a game engine used to be a mostly technical decision: rendering pipeline, tooling, platform support, and maybe how fast your team could ship. Today, it’s also a risk management decision. Licensing

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SAP Integration Suite for Enterprise Data Automation: A Practical Blueprint for Real-Time, Reliable Connections

Data Engineering /

December 19, 2025 at 03:40 PM | Est. read time: 15 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Enterprise data moves faster than ever—and it’s scattered across ERPs, CRMs, SaaS tools, supplier portals, and data platforms. If your integrations are manual, brittle, or batch-only, you’re leaving money on the table.

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Qlik Automation: How to Seamlessly Integrate Qlik Cloud with External Systems

Business Intelligence /

December 19, 2025 at 03:36 PM | Est. read time: 14 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Qlik has always been about turning data into decisions. Qlik Application Automation (often just called Qlik Automation) pushes that promise further by connecting your analytics to the rest of your tech stack—automatically.

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Automating Documentation and Auditing with dbt and DataHub: The Practical Blueprint for Trustworthy, Audit‑Ready Analytics

Data Science /

December 19, 2025 at 02:02 PM | Est. read time: 13 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Manual data documentation ages fast. Audit evidence lives in scattered screenshots. And when a dataset breaks, the hunt for “what changed and why?” can take hours—if not days. Pairing dbt’s transformation-as-code model

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