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I’ve been looking into workflows where database environments are kept in sync continuously rather than periodically fixing drift. The idea is to treat database state more like an a…

When we think about CI/CD, the database is often a blind spot. I wrote this post to explore why this is so risky and what makes database changes so different from application code.…

We're validating our approach for database GitOps and noticing that traditional branching-per-environment models often introduce significant friction: 1. Merge conflicts across dev…

We’ve been reevaluating our Git strategy for database changes. Historically, our team maintained one branch per environment—dev, qa, and prod. While it gave us some flexibility, it…

Like many teams, we treated application CI/CD as a first-class citizen but left PostgreSQL schema changes as a manual afterthought. That led to broken deployments, inconsistent env…

If you've ever deployed schema changes manually, you know the pain: tracking SQL scripts, guessing what's applied where, and praying nothing breaks in prod. I recently wrote a post…

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I recently wrote a blog walking through how to run WebAssembly (WASM) containers using containerd, crun, and WasmEdge inside a local Kubernetes cluster. It includes setup instructi…

DeepCoder-14B is quietly outperforming some of the biggest coding LLMs out there—including o3-mini—and it’s open source from top to bottom. Find out how a lean 14B model, trained o…

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I recently wrote a fascinating blog post, "The Marvelous Rise of AI Test Case Generation", which dives into how AI is revolutionizing software testing by automating the creation of…