Mobile delivery is different: context, constraints, and what this article will unpack Release cycles that feel glacial, crash spikes that arrive without warning, and app store gates that halt momentum have pushed mobile teams to search for a model that cuts delay without inviting chaos, and the
Russell Fairweather sits down with Anand Naidu, our resident development expert who straddles frontend and backend with equal ease. Anand has spent years fixing geofencing systems that drained batteries, missed entries, and spammed users with noisy alerts. He’s pragmatic, blunt about trade-offs,
A price cut that changes the stakes: What does a two-thirds reduction on a flagship model signal to enterprise buyers? Does a $5-per-million input token price make a premium model a default choice for production workloads when budgets are tightening, audit flags are rising, and engineering teams
Anand Naidu has spent years shipping Kotlin across the JVM, Native, JS, and now Wasm, often acting as the connective tissue between platform constraints and developer experience. In this conversation, he unpacks what Kotlin 2.3.0-RC changes in day-to-day engineering: catching dropped results with a
The Fork in the Road That Breaks Your Release Two “correct” answers can send an AI agent in opposite directions—authorize a refund or deny it, escalate a case or close it—and the difference between those paths can decide compliance exposure, customer trust, and revenue in a single click. When the
Today, we’re thrilled to sit down with Anand Naidu, our resident development expert with extensive knowledge in both frontend and backend technologies. Anand brings a wealth of insight into coding languages and software architecture, making him the perfect person to discuss a groundbreaking
