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Foundations #3: The Rise of Virtualization

This article is part of the “Foundations” series, exploring the roots of well-known technologies, patterns, and solutions that quietly revolutionized our industry.


Today, spinning up a virtual machine in the cloud takes only a few s...

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Building Better Interview Processes: Lessons From the Candidate’s Side

Earlier this year, I decided to take a step back. After twenty years working in software engineering, from writing ~~bad~~ code to leading large organizations, I took a sabbatical. Eight months away from the routine, intentionally slowing d...

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Foundations #2: The Birth of REST

This article is part of the “Foundations” series, exploring the roots of well-known technologies, patterns, and solutions that quietly revolutionized our industry.


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Recently, in one of my consulting projects, I had to...

8 months ago
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The Disappearing Skill: Why Intuition Still Matters in an AI World

In the last couple of years, I have been hearing all the time that our decisions should be 100% data-driven. And in some cases, I confess, I was the person saying this.

When I was working at VTEX, discussing about prioritizing and implemen...

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Foundations #1: The Proposal for Relational Databases

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