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Why Pride Still Matters in Technology
June 21, 2026
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by Iwein Fuld
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March 15, 2026
What to Test (and What Not) for High Test Automation ROI
Most class-level, mock-heavy unit tests are fast but brittle and punish refactoring. A higher-ROI approach is boundary testing: verify behavior at module/API boundaries, mock only external systems, and track scenario coverage over line coverage - bui...
by Shrikant Vashishtha
February 26, 2026
#No-Standup in Global Remote Teams: What Works When Daily Standup Doesn’t
Global remote teams across time zones often find daily standups wasteful or impossible. No-Standup replaces meetings with async check-in/out, intentional handovers in Slack, visible work, and weekly demos/retros - keeping progress flowing without ove...
by Shrikant Vashishtha
February 11, 2026
AI-Powered Development: Beyond the Hype
With AI coding assistants reality is nuanced. Specs drift, context windows fail, and micromanagement becomes constant. Without strong architecture, testing, and senior oversight, AI creates chaos. It excels at boilerplate and review—but it doesn’t re...
by Emmanuelle Delescolle, Tiziano Perrucci
February 5, 2026
Why Paying for a Team Can Cost Less Than Hiring One Person?
Hiring a cross-functional squad can cost the same as hiring one individual—but deliver far more value. Squads work on outcomes, not hours, reduce meeting overhead, avoid unused capacity, and start delivering from week one. That’s why more founders ar...
by Shrikant Vashishtha
January 19, 2026
What 12 Days of AI Pair-Programming Taught Me
In December I let three AI coding assistants, Claude Sonnet 4.5, GPT-OSS and Kimi-K2, solve Advent of Code independently. All 12 days passed. GPT-OSS showed fully local AI works; Kimi-K2 hardcoded outputs; AIs know algorithms but reinvent wheels. Wha...
by Emmanuelle Delescolle
January 9, 2026
You’re Losing Hours to Unrealistic Mocks - Instead Record Real Responses Once, Replay Forever with Mocktail
Stop flaky Java integration tests. Mocktail records real REST/service method responses once and replays them from disk for fast, deterministic runs—no hand-crafted mocks, more realistic scenarios, and happier CI pipelines.
by Shrikant Vashishtha