WebMCP: Turning Websites into AI-Ready Interfaces
How WebMCP transforms any webpage into an intelligent, agent-ready interface using the Model Context Protocol - without brittle screen scraping or slow automation tools.
Sascha Kiefer
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Here, we share insights, tips, and news from the world of software development and our work. We explore the latest trends, offer solutions for common challenges, and provide a glimpse into our projects. Whether you're an industry insider or simply curious about the technology behind our products, there should be something for everyone here.
Self-Hosted AI Coding Agents - Data Privacy and Local Alternatives
Exploring local alternatives to GitHub Copilot and Claude Code for enhanced data privacy. A technical comparison of OpenCode.ai and Claude Code CLI with custom backends, including setup instructions, quality analysis, and GDPR compliance considerations.
Sven Hennessen
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From Junior to Senior in the Age of AI: The Right Way to Level Up
AI won't make you a senior developer—but used correctly, it can accelerate your path to becoming one. Here's how to use AI as a learning tool, not a crutch.
Sascha Kiefer
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Conway's Law - Why Your Software Looks Like Your Company
Conway's Law shows that software architectures reflect the communication structures of an organization. We explain why this is often costly and how to do it better – from startups to enterprises.
Sven Hennessen
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Scaling Development with Git Worktrees and AI Agents
Git Worktrees enable parallel development across multiple branches simultaneously. Combined with AI coding agents, they unlock entirely new possibilities for efficient, scalable workflows - like having a virtual development team on a single machine.
Sascha Kiefer
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Code Reviews in the Age of Coding Agents
For companies using coding agents, questions arise: How do we handle generated code? Do we still need to review it? And who bears the responsibility?
Sven Hennessen
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The Most Expensive Process in Your Company - And Why You're Probably Not Optimizing It
Many companies know their resource-intensive processes but underestimate their true costs. We show why inefficient workflows are often more expensive than expected and how targeted process optimization helps reduce costs - without major IT projects.
Sascha Kiefer
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Case Study - Migrating a Xamarin.Forms App to .NET MAUI at DATAflor
How we supported DATAflor in the gradual migration of a productive Xamarin.Forms multi-project codebase to a modern .NET MAUI application – with minimal risk, close team collaboration, and a focus on time-to-market
Sven Hennessen
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'Which industry are you experts in?' – None, and that's exactly our strength!
We believe that good software doesn't arise from industry specialization, but from a structured approach and asking the right questions. With our unbiased view of core processes and consistent focus on quality, we develop individual solutions – with or without AI.
Sven Hennessen
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HTTPClients in ASP.NET Core - DelegatingHandlers vs PrimaryMessageHandlers
Combine both with named HTTP clients to create modular reliable interfaces to other services
Sven Hennessen
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UI Testing with Playwright
BUGS! Playwright is one of many popular testing tools for UI-driven end-to-end tests. In this post, we highlight several approaches and decisions that can help optimize test strategies, reduce effort, and improve quality.
Sven Hennessen
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DATAS and Server Garbage Collection in .NET 9
.NET 9 brings numerous optimizations regarding performance and resource management. DATAS and Server Garbage Collection help run .NET services on Kubernetes more cost-effectively.
Sven Hennessen
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How to Conduct Effective Code Reviews
Code reviews are an indispensable part of modern software development. But how to do a truly impactful code review?
Sascha Kiefer
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