What Is Trunk-Based Development and Why Teams Switch
Trunk-based development is a branching strategy where every developer merges to a single shared branch daily. No long-lived branches, no merge-day chaos, no Gitflow overhead.
6 articles by Arjun Krishnamurthy.
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What Is an SLO? A Practical Guide for Engineering Teams
An SLO defines how reliable your service needs to be, measured and tracked by your own team. Here is what that means in practice, from setting the target to managing the error budget.
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AI Coding Agent: What Actually Changes on Your Team
An AI coding agent does more than autocomplete. Here is what it measurably changes for onboarding, code review, and multi-repo engineering teams.
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4 AI Agent Examples Engineering Teams Are Actually Piloting
Devin, Replit Agent, Lindy, and Manus compared: real AI agent examples for engineering teams, with pricing, merge rates, and where each one breaks.
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Cyclomatic Complexity: What the Score Actually Means
Cyclomatic complexity counts the paths through a function, not how hard it is to read. Here is where the 10 threshold comes from, why tools disagree, and how to gate it without blocking your team.
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AI Technical Debt Is Two Debts Your Team Is Not Tracking
AI technical debt is not just duplicated code. It is the gap between how fast AI generates and how well your team still understands the system.
