Eventuallymaking
Software Engineer with more than 20 years of experience. I love to share about technologies and startups
Latest Articles
Migrating from Github to a European alternative
Among the important basic building blocks for building software that are monopolized by the US, I present to you: Github (Microsoft).
The Default Transparency Trap on Bluesky and the ATProto Protocol
Public PDS, visible likes, exposed metadata: on Bluesky, everything crosses. Beware, transparency has a price.
What if the AI bubble burst?
What if the AI bubble burst? Is it already a bubble? How could it burst? What would the consequences be?
My software stack to build products
My European software radar: the complete list of software (hosting, payment, monitoring) that I use or recommend to launch a product in Europe.
Social networks: what if we had the solution to escape US Big tech?
What if the answer to Tech monopolies wasn't a new application, but a new way of designing the Web?
We must not pit ecology against sovereignty
Is it consistent to oppose sovereignty and ecology or are we replaying the battle against nuclear energy from the 2000s?
My Software Factory in the Age of AI
How I oversee code written 100% by AI agents: context, skills, hooks, architecture tests and quality gates. The details of my software factory.
The Price of Digital Sovereignty
European digital sovereignty faces a reality: finding alternatives isn't enough, they must also remain economically competitive
Why I'm Not Making Writizzy Open Source
Making your product open source: an obvious path to sustainability or an economic and mental trap? Experience and dilemmas through the Writizzy case.
AI and Ecology, Fantasy or Convenient Scapegoat?
It's hard to talk about AI these days. I've rarely, if ever, seen a subject so polarized in tech.