Although not my preferred genre, there’s a few business books I’ve read that I reread a few times, and I keep recommending them again and again.

As part of my work in VSHN, I lately prepared a set of demo applications ready to be containerized and deployed in our new product APPUiO Cloud.

The war caused by Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is shaking the foundations of Swiss neutrality.

I started using Windows 11 recently. It’s changed a lot since the last time I used Windows professionally (those were the times of Windows XP, almost 20 years ago).

Somewhere in the 60’s, something terrible happened. Someone, out of hatred and ignominy, tore down the walls of his or her office, and showed to the corporate world a new way of working.

I’ve been migrating old blog posts (2004-2014) to this blog lately, and you can find them by clicking the “Next” button at the bottom of the index.

For the past 20 years there’s been this trend to give names to a particular set of operating system, programming language, database tech, and something else.

Node.js projects are very much cross-platform, allowing your team to use any operating system they want to work on them.

In January 2004 Joel Spolsky wrote a blog post titled “Please Sir May I Have a Linker?, where he described his tribulations trying to install a small .NET app in computers not bundled with the original .NET framework.

In this post you will find a collection of interesting book quotes about meetings, and how to make them suck less.