Platforms and Technology

Subtitle: Side-by-side implementation of Secure AI on Android (Kotlin) and iOS (Swift). In Part 1, we discussed why we need to move away from slow, cloud-dependent chatbots. Now, let’s look at how to build instant, on-device intelligence. While native code is powerful, managing two separate AI stacks can be overwhelming. Before we jump into platform-specific […]

Subtitle: From Critical Medical Hardware to the Apple Ecosystem, the future of mobile intelligence is local, instant, and unified. We are standing at a hardware tipping point. For the last decade, “AI” on mobile effectively meant one thing: sending data to the cloud and waiting for an answer. Especially for those chatbots, adding AI to […]

This blog explains the process of building a custom search vertical in SharePoint Online that targets a specific list using a dedicated content type. It covers indexing important columns, and mapping them to managed properties for search. Afterward, a result type is configured with Adaptive Cards JSON to display metadata like title, category, author, and […]

In one of my recent Flutter projects, I had to implement a session token mechanism that behaved very differently from standard JWT-based authentication systems. The backend issued a 15-minute session token, but with strict constraints: No expiry timestamp was provided The server extended the session only when the app made an API call Long-running user […]

What is MCP? Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open-source standard for integrating AI applications to external systems. With AI use cases getting traction more and more, it becomes evident that AI applications tend to connect to multiple data sources to provide intelligent and relevant responses. Earlier AI systems interacted with users through Large language […]

If you’re knee-deep in building apps, you already know APIs are the backbone of everything. Testing them? That’s where the real magic happens. For years, we’ve relied on tools like Postman and Insomnia to send requests, debug issues, and keep things running smoothly. But lately, there’s a buzz about something new: Bruno. It’s popping up […]

1. Why Modern Teams Choose GitHub Migrating from GitLab to GitHub represents a strategic shift for many engineering teams. Organizations often move to leverage GitHub’s massive open-source community and superior third-party tool integrations. Moreover, GitHub Actions provides a powerful, modern ecosystem for automating complex developer workflows. Ultimately, this transition simplifies standardization across multiple teams while […]

1. Introduction to Modern Cloud Architecture In today’s world, architects generally prefer to keep their compute resources—such as virtual machines and Kubernetes servers—spread across multiple clouds and on-premises environments. Specifically, they do this to achieve the best possible resilience through high-availability and disaster recovery. Moreover, this approach allows for better cost efficiency and higher security. […]

Why Do We Need to Secure Our Applications?   Cloud environments are very dynamic and interconnected. A single misconfiguration or exposed API key can lead to:   Data breaches  Compliance violations  Costly downtime  Attackers often target application-level weaknesses, not just infrastructure gaps. If any application handles sensitive data, financial transactions, or user credentials, security is critical.  […]

Deploying microservices in a cloud-native environment requires an efficient container orchestration platform and an automated CI/CD pipeline. Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is a Kubernetes solution that is managed by Azure. GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate your CI/CD processes from the source code repository. Why Use GitHub Actions with AKS Using GitHub Actions for AKS […]

A health insurance model built for yesterday won’t meet the demands of today’s consumers. Expectations for seamless, intuitive experiences are accelerating, while fragmented systems continue to drive up costs, create blind spots, and erode trust. Addressing these challenges takes more than incremental fixes. The path forward requires breaking down silos and creating synergy across plans, […]

Why Observability Matters More Than Ever Moving from traditional Sitecore deployments Sitecore AI means the infrastructure is abstracted away. That’s fantastic for agility, but it also changes how we troubleshoot. You can’t RDP onto a server and tail a file anymore; your lifeline is observability: clear signals from logs, metrics, and governed automation that tell […]