Category: Insights

  • Why Most AI Initiatives Fail After the First Year

    Why Most AI Initiatives Fail After the First Year

    Why Agile isn’t just a process—it’s a mindset that helps businesses deliver..

  • Developer Growth & Problem-Solving Playbook

    Developer Growth & Problem-Solving Playbook

    Blogs Jacob J 05 Mar 2026 Developer Growth & Problem-Solving Playbook This document serves as a standard operating procedure (SOP) for engineers looking to level up their technical skills, product intuition, and efficiency when facing blockers. 1. The “I’m Stuck” Protocol Stop the “spin” and start the solve. When you hit a technical wall, don’t…

  • WEF Core unique constraint bug that cost me 2 hours

    WEF Core unique constraint bug that cost me 2 hours

    Blogs Antony Asish 07 Feb 2026 EF Core unique constraint bug that cost me 2 hours Last week, I faced a frustrating issue in Entity Framework Core that wasted almost two hours of debugging time. It looked simple: Add a new entity Save it to the database Done The Problem: Unique Constraint Violation Let’s say…

  • SQL Server: Read Committed vs Read Committed Snapshot (RCSI)

    SQL Server: Read Committed vs Read Committed Snapshot (RCSI)

    Blogs Antony Asish 01 Mar 2026 SQL Server: Read Committed vs Read Committed Snapshot (RCSI) Most production systems use Read Committed — but many teams don’t fully understand how it behaves under heavy concurrency. If your application experiences: Blocking issues Slow APIs during peak hours Read queries waiting for updates You need to understand this…

  • Understanding SQL Server ACID & Isolation Levels

    Understanding SQL Server ACID & Isolation Levels

    Blogs Antony Asish 05 Mar 2026 Understanding SQL Server ACID & Isolation Levels When building enterprise applications using MS SQL Server, especially in high-concurrency systems (banking, e-commerce, booking systems), understanding ACID properties and Isolation Levels is critical. This turns high-cost AI investments into shelfware—not because models were poorly built, but because systems were never designed…

  • Designing AI Systems for the Real World

    Designing AI Systems for the Real World

    Blogs Jacob J 05 Mar 2026 Designing AI Systems for the Real World In 2026, we’ve moved past the era of being impressed by chatbots. Today, the real value lies in “Industrial AI”—systems that don’t just predict, but act. However, there is a massive gap between a model that works in a sandbox and a…

  • Building Production-Ready Systems: Logging and Metrics Strategy

    Building Production-Ready Systems: Logging and Metrics Strategy

    Blogs Saranya G 05 Mar 2026 Building Production-Ready Systems: Logging and Metrics Strategy Building software that works on your local machine is one thing. Building software that works reliably in production, under real traffic and real failures, is a completely different challenge. Many systems fail not because of bad business logic, but because teams lack visibility…

  • From PoC to Production: How Enterprises Should Think About Scaling AI

    From PoC to Production: How Enterprises Should Think About Scaling AI

    Blogs Thulasidharan Perumal 05 Mar 2026 From PoC to Production: How Enterprises Should Think About Scaling AI In the last eighteen months, I’ve sat across from dozens of engineering leaders who all share the same frustration. They’ve built an impressive LLM-powered prototype. It handles internal queries beautifully. The Board is excited. But when the conversation…

  • IIS

    IIS

    IIS Internet Information Services, also known as IIS, is a Microsoft web server that runs on Windows operating system and is used to exchange static and dynamic web content with internet users. IIS can be used to host, deploy, and manage web applications using technologies such as ASP.NET and PHP. John Stephen Jacob Nallamu 20…

  • Building Multi-Platform Docker Images with Buildx

    Building Multi-Platform Docker Images with Buildx

    Building Multi-Platform Docker Images with Buildx Karthik Senthil Kumar 20 Nov 2025 Introduction When working with Docker, most developers start with the classic docker build command. While it’s great for local development, it has one major limitation — the built image is tied to the architecture of the machine it was created on.For instance, an…