Nicholas Valbusa
Software Architect
Today Node.js, tomorrow Docker containers — I always try to be a jack of all trades — and even from the very first prototype, I put meticulous care in what I build and deliver.
Full-stack
Apple and Pears
Today Node.js, tomorrow Docker containers — I always try to be a jack of all trades.
Built to Scale
Bespoke architectures
Even from the very first prototype, I put meticulous care in what I build and deliver.
Mentoring, Managing
Through Lean processes
No matter if you want to go for Sprints or Kanban, I've got your team sorted out.
Fully Hands-on
Talk Nerdy to me
From risk and vulnerability assessments to low-level APM analysis for bottlenecks.
Got a great idea to build?
Great, because I'm obsessed with side projects.
In a nutshell
For the past few years I've been coaching and mentoring teams bringing their ideas and projects to life.
There are a million ways to build your application, but only a few are the right ones. Analysis about your goals, architecture and right software stack are stricly necessary in order to deliver gold-plated code and bring scalable products to life.
Should you use Aurora Serverless? Is Google Vertex AI the right choice for you? For the past 13 years I've been experiencing myself these and thousands other questions, increasing my expertise day by day while choosing the right and the wrong ones.
Currently working as Director of Engineering and Technology at Nuitee.
Digital streams
From Infrastructure as code to LLMs
Updates
Fliplet and to new Horizons
2 years agoAfter an incredible journey spanning 7 and a half years, I am preparing to embark on a new and exciting chapter in my career. It is with a mixture of nostalgia …
Thoughts
Behind GPT-4: Exploring the latest language model
2 years agoIn the world of artificial intelligence, the arrival of GPT-4 has been nothing short of a revelation. Recently, details about this groundbreaking AI model have …
Thoughts
The spark of AGI: a looming threat or a distant dream?
3 years agoIn the past few months, there have been some remarkable advances in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) that have raised some concerns about the potential…
Thoughts
Google I/O
4 years agoLast week's Google I/O has been full of news both for consumers and businesses. Let's take a quick look at the most exciting announcements they made.
Website
Here I Am
5 years agoI recently published a brand new website I made for a few friends here in Verona. They work as travel guides and bring people around to visit the best hiking…
Thoughts
Windows is finally catching up with macOS
5 years agoAs a kid, I grew up using 386 and many other future variations such as Pentium computers and so on. In a nutshell, I used Windows including 3.11 to the most rec…
Work in progress
Unannounced project
5 years agoI've recently tweeted about an unannounced project I've secretly working on in the past few months..
Small business website
Toni Di Gusto
7 years agoIn the age of Wordpress-powered website clones every where you look, a close friend asked whether I could help his small business (a cafeteria) with a fresh new…
Quick Pills
Building Distributed Locks
8 years agoA classic software development issue is orchestrating operations that should only be done once given a complex infrastructure with more than one machine running…
Webapp
Fragments
10 years agoFor the same principle that I make all the apps I need so I don't rely on external services over the time, around 2007 I made a simple webapp — that is still…
Webapp
Gakusei
10 years agoHave you ever built something just because you need a tool you can't find out there? Gakusei is a realtime Meteor-powered webapp I made to study, learn and...
Quick pills
Dockerizing the world
9 years agoHave you switched to Docker yet? Well, my short introduction (masked as a 5 minutes tutorial) could be your chance to learn how to properly move forward and …