Tag: engineering
All the articles with the tag "engineering".
Data Governance in the AI Era: A First Look at Ontology in Practice
Using a small vehicle-signal demo, I walk through how the four parts of an ontology — concepts, mappings, relationships, and rules — work in real engineering, and what changes with and without a semantic layer.
Small-Team Agile Collaboration in Practice with Leantime
Rethinking small-team Agile workflows and testing how open-source Leantime can tie together requirements, sprints, and team knowledge—along with the working agreements that actually make it work.
I Built My Own Firefox Bookmark Sync Tool: bmsync
Locked out of Firefox account sync across work and personal machines, I built bmsync — a minimal self-hosted two-way bookmark sync with server-side merge, content-hash IDs, tombstones, and HLC.
What We Talk About When We Talk About Work Responsibility
Reflections from a technical manager on 'compliant indifference', broken engineer collaboration, and engineering baselines—and why true accountability matters.
Defining My Personal Tech Stack in the AI Coding Era
How I settled on a lightweight, pragmatic tech stack for personal projects, shaped by AI coding workflows and real-world trade-offs.
Presales / Solution Architect Notes (1): What Does Presales Actually Do? Is Writing Bidding Proposals Hard?
A field note from a presales solution architect: the real difficulty of proposal work, especially PPT bidding decks, and a practical AI-era workflow.