Software Engineering Blog, page 2
Notes on software engineering from the Atyantik practice.
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Ayush Makwana
Is it time to leave WordPress? A 2026 guide to the WordPress to Cloudflare EmDash migration
A WordPress to Cloudflare EmDash migration guide for site owners: what EmDash 1.0 fixes, what the importer leaves, and how to sort your own plugins.
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Vishal Gheravada
Module Federation Core Web Vitals SEO: where runtime composition costs you, and a budget for every remote
Module federation core web vitals SEO, traced: which vital each remote strains, when to render remotes on the server, and a budget each build enforces.
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Hemal Shah
Real-time AI decisions: how small AI models act while your customer is still on the page
Real-time AI decisions for a CEO, COO or CFO: which small calls suit AI, how the confidence dial sets staff time, and the backup rule for an outage.
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Ajay Patel
Module federation integration strategy for your team
Learn the module federation integration strategy that fits your team. Compare Module Federation, single-spa, iframes approaches and their tradeoffs.
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Ajay Patel
Micro frontends team autonomy governance: invisible discipline that makes autonomy work
Micro frontends team autonomy governance: shared design systems, API contracts, and observability prevent chaos when independent teams ship and coordinate.
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Ajay Patel
The incremental strangler micro frontends migration pattern
Incremental strangler micro frontends migration avoids full rewrite, keeping teams shipping during transition using the strangler-fig pattern.
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Ajay Patel
LLMs for enterprise use cases: the eleven types, what they cost and where they run
LLMs for enterprise use cases, type by type: what each of the eleven costs per million tokens, where it runs, and which one each business job needs.
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Ajay Patel
Google AX agent runtime: the four things it keeps for an agent task, and the one it does not track
Google AX agent runtime from its own docs: Task, Workspace, Gateway and Model, what a resume restores, where retries live, and what a cluster needs first.
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Ajay Patel
Micro frontends worth complexity only when deployment scale justifies the overhead
Micro frontends worth complexity when multiple teams deploy independently on different schedules. Most teams lack this scale. Learn when to use it.
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Ajay Patel
System One models for enterprise AI: the four numbers to finish before one goes in front of traffic
System One models for enterprise AI, priced and bounded: cost per document, the confidence threshold, what code must refuse, and the runtime budget.
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Tirth Bodawala
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels cloudflared Zero Trust guide: one command, its limits, and the named-tunnel upgrade
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels cloudflared Zero Trust guide: the one command, every documented limit, the --allowed-mail flag and a named tunnel behind Access.
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Ajay Patel
TypeSafe AI Jev vs LLMs: costs and workloads
TypeSafe AI Jev vs LLMs: why a small typed model is faster and cheaper, which enterprise workloads fit it, and when a frontier LLM is still the right call.
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