Software Development

ECS vs Kubernetes: Tradeoffs Explained (So You Can Choose the Right Container Platform)

January 27, 2026 at 06:31 PM | Est. read time: 13 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Containers have become the default way to ship modern applications-but choosing where and how to orchestrate those containers is still a big decision. Two of the most common options are Amazon ECS […]

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Docker Fundamentals for Data Engineers: A Practical Guide to Reliable, Reproducible Pipelines

January 22, 2026 at 10:23 AM | Est. read time: 11 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Data engineering lives and dies by consistency: the same job should behave the same way in development, CI, staging, and production. Yet the reality is often “it works on my machine,” mismatched

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Supabase Architecture Deep Dive: How the “Open Source Firebase Alternative” Really Works

January 22, 2026 at 10:21 AM | Est. read time: 14 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Supabase is often described as an open-source alternative to Firebase-but under the hood, its architecture is fundamentally Postgres-first. Instead of building an abstract data layer and bolting SQL on later, Supabase starts

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Building Trust in Nearshore Software Development: A Practical Guide for High-Performing Teams

January 20, 2026 at 12:53 PM | Est. read time: 16 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Trust is the difference between a nearshore partnership that feels like an extension of your team and one that constantly requires oversight, rework, and damage control. The good news: trust isn’t vague

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

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)

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

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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Observability in 2025: How Sentry, Grafana, and OpenTelemetry Are Shaping the Next Era of Reliable Software

December 17, 2025 at 11:31 AM | Est. read time: 14 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Modern systems are complex by design—microservices, serverless functions, event streams, mobile and web clients, and a growing AI layer. To keep them healthy, teams are moving beyond basic monitoring into true observability:

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Building Multi-User AI Agents with an MCP Server: Architecture, Security, and a Practical Blueprint

December 16, 2025 at 01:24 PM | Est. read time: 15 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content Modern teams don’t need yet another single-user bot. They need secure, scalable, multi-user agents that can serve entire departments—each person with their own permissions, data boundaries, tools, and context. The Model Context

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Hugging Face for Enterprise NLP: A Practical Guide to Using Open Models Safely and at Scale

Hugging Face for Enterprise NLP: A Practical Guide to Using Open Models Safely and at Scale November 24, 2025 at 04:51 PM | Est. read time: 12 min By Valentina Vianna Community manager and producer of specialized marketing content If you’re exploring generative AI and NLP for your organization, you’ve probably asked: should we rely

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