AI in Software Development: still waiting for business value?
Reading Time: 6 minutes This blog further develops the themes in my previous post on patchy AI adoption and it summarises my recent presentation at our AI Market, join us for the next one! It is late 2025 and you already solved the “not enough GitHub Copilot licenses to go around” problem. You even sent […]
Hoe ondoordacht AI-gebruik in de SDLC kosten en risico’s vergroot
Reading Time: 8 minutes AI verandert softwareontwikkeling in hoog tempo. Ontwikkelaars gebruiken tools zoals GitHub Copilot, Codex, Claude en andere AI-assistenten om sneller code te schrijven. Het doel is duidelijk: meer output in minder tijd. Maar wat vaak ontbreekt, is een eerlijk gesprek over de keerzijde. Is het wel echt beter, als AI-tools worden ingezet […]
Deploying Crowd Strike as a side car in AWS ECS – No Down time and secured
Reading Time: 3 minutes What does Crowd Strike do ? Crowd Strike is a cloud-hosted, next-generation endpoint security platform that provides antivirus, threat intelligence and more secured. The Crowd Strike Falcon Sensor is a lightweight agent installed on devices and servers. It acts as the first line of defense against malware, ransomware, and other security […]
Faster Software Development with AI | DevOn Insights
Faster Software Development with AI: Real Insights After Two Years of Research AI in software development promises faster delivery and greater efficiency. Some companies boast about being 10x faster, crafting exceptional software in a fraction of the time. However, this often leads to compromised quality and security vulnerabilities, leaving other CIOs skeptical about the productivity […]
Mock Asynchronous Repository with EF Core
Hi Coders, Have you ever faced problems mocking asynchronous methods that EF core provides? Have you ever faced a problem mocking the asynchronous repository? Have you got the error “The provider for the source IQueryable doesn`t implement IAsyncQueryProvider. Only providers that implement IEntityQueryProvider can be used for Entity Framework asynchronous operations.” Well, You guys got […]
From Knowledge Base to AI Assistant: Building a Production-Grade RAG Chatbot
Reading Time: 21 minutes Introduction In this post, I’ll take you behind the scenes of how I built a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) chatbot for a Customer knowledge base. This system goes far beyond a simple Q&A bot—it’s a fully automated data pipeline that crawls, processes, and semantically indexes thousands of technical support articles to deliver […]
Angular V19: New Features and Updates
A sequel to(Good to know) Angular V18.0: Walking through a new release Introduction It’s been a while that angular v19 has been released and a new version is going to be arrived in May. Angular v19 offers groundbreaking features that focus on performance optimization, enhanced server-side rendering and a rich developer experience. Here, we will […]
Generating a Word Document on the fly using .NET Core
We had an interesting requirement in one of our projects wherein we needed to generate a Word document on the fly. Here, we have a web application with a .NET core backend running on Azure. Using Office SDK for this purpose was ruled out for this reason. We needed something free, open-source, and supported on […]
Simplifying API Testing with Playwright: Reusable Utilities with Fixtures
Playwright, renowned for its UI Testing prowess, is also a formidable tool for API automation. This blog delves into how to harness Playwright’s capabilities for efficient API testing, providing practical examples and insights into its key features. Why use Playwright for API testing Unified Testing Ecosystem: Playwright’s versatility allows seamless testing of both web […]