Insights, tips, and resources to help entrepreneurs and startups thrive. Sharing experiences from my journey as a Fractional CTO and Developer.
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AI tools, pre-built themes, and plug-and-play platforms have made production faster and cheaper than ever. But there's a hidden cost in all of this, and someone always pays it, sooner or later.
Open data sounds revolutionary. In practice, it is a battlefield of inconsistency, incompleteness, and quiet neglect, and civic tech developers are the ones paying the price.
In the modern software development landscape, two languages have captured the community's attention: Go (or Golang) and Rust. Both born in the 2010s, they represent different approaches to systems programming and high-performance applications. But which one should you choose for your project? In this article, I'll analyze the main characteristics of both languages, drawing from my direct experience with Go and Rust's technical features.
The integration of AI tools in software development represents a fundamental shift that deserves critical examination rather than uncritical adoption. This article challenges the prevailing narrative of AI as purely beneficial, arguing that the relationship between developers and intelligent assistants requires careful negotiation to preserve professional expertise and code quality.
A conversation with a fellow entrepreneur made me reflect on one of the most common mistakes in the startup world: confusing the means with the end.
When Ozzy Osbourne passed away, the world didn’t just lose a musician — it lost a force of nature. In an age where news becomes history in seconds, his death reminds us of what can’t be digitized: raw emotion, imperfection, rebellion. This is a farewell to the man who turned chaos into music and left an echo that will never fade.
On June 24, 2025, the actor who embodied an entire era of Italian comedy passed away in Rome at the age of 75.
Over the past few years, while working on various projects, some went well, others ended up in a drawer, I’ve understood how haste can become a silent enemy. I learned to value perseverance, slowness, and discretion. In this article I share a few reflections born of direct experience, hoping they might inspire someone who’s looking for another, more mindful, way to carry forward their ideas.