From Silverlight to Microservices: My Evolution as a Framework Developer
My career in software development has followed a path that, looking back, feels deliberately paved by a focus on scalability, reuse, and...
Learning the Hard Way: Tackling Technical Debt and Legacy Systems Early On
One of the defining features of my early career was being thrown headfirst into the murky waters of legacy systems and technical debt....
What Silverlight Taught Me (That Still Applies Today)
Silverlight is long gone. Officially deprecated, removed from modern browsers, and largely forgotten by the wider tech community. But for...
The Three Cs of Software Architecture: Communication, Collaboration, and Consistency
Software architecture isn't just about making the right technical decisions—it's about ensuring those decisions are understood, embraced,...
You Haven't Lost Your Skills. You've Just Stopped Wanting Them Back.
The debate about AI causing skill loss is a distraction. The more significant shift is cognitive — developers who truly adopt AI-augmented workflows don't lose their skills, they reprioritise them.
Why AI threatens generic platforms, not all SaaS
Per-seat pricing is not the real threat. AI collapses the configuration layer that generic platforms charge for. Here is which SaaS categories survive.