Essays by a cloud-native developer, written in Italian, on how generative AI shifts software value toward architecture, production readiness, and avoiding vendor lock-in. Readers get reasoned arguments on T-shaped skills, operational responsibility, and designing AI products that can swap components.

Jess Coburn, a former CTO, writes practical technology strategy for business leaders covering Microsoft 365, Copilot, Windows productivity and AI writing. Issues offer concrete how-to guidance, such as keyboard shortcuts and the difference between Microsoft's Copilot products, plus opinionated takes on using AI responsibly.

A software engineer shares practical, first-hand technical write-ups on running Azure SQL Hyperscale cost-effectively, benchmarking .NET ManualResetEventSlim checks, and detecting credential stuffing attacks with Application Insights and Grafana. Readers get concrete code, measurements and billing or monitoring details they could apply directly.

Zul Mehdi, writing as The Solutions Artist, publishes a blog-style newsletter on AI, cloud architecture and enterprise solutions. Recent issues cover whether AI agents need Jira-style ticketing and how he set up a constrained rootless Docker workspace for his AI agents on a Raspberry Pi.