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Field notes from 22+ years in enterprise software — on hexagonal architecture and Java/Spring practice, on using AI day to day, and on how the industry is changing for the people building it.
Amazon's million robots, Manhattan's new AI agents, and Gartner's warning that 40% of agentic projects will be cancelled. Where the traditional WMS still earns its place, and what it needs to change.
Read article →Robots, AI agents and a warning from Gartner. Where the traditional WMS still earns its place, and what it needs to change.
Read article →Fifteen years of defaulting to hexagonal architecture, told through what it actually saved — and the one class of project where I skip it entirely.
Read article →India's IT layoff headlines are real, but they're half the chart. Where the opportunity is for people willing to move toward judgment.
Read article →Velocity is up, understanding isn't automatically keeping pace. What I've changed about hiring, review, and team culture.
Read article →Deep stack expertise alone won't insulate you. What actually keeps senior engineers valuable in an AI-augmented industry.
Read article →Advice for newcomers entering an industry where AI can write code but can't yet own the judgment behind it.
Read article →AI is a fast junior engineer, not an architect. The failure modes I see most often, and the guardrails that keep them from reaching production.
Read article →After two decades of writing production code, here's what actually changed once AI assistants entered my daily workflow — and what didn't.
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