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Rails Authentication with OmniAuth: A Practical Guide (GreyMonk)

OmniAuth, Agentic AI, AI, AI tools, Authorisation, OAuthSeptember 12, 2025338Views 1Like 0Comments

Developers work with many tools nowadays, from git hosting providers like GitHub/Bitbucket to task management tools like Jira/ClickUp to communication platforms like Slack/Teams to AI IDEs/Agents like Cursor/Claude Code/GitHub Copilot etc and countless other development tools. With work spread across so many tools, analytics, reporting & insights are also fragmented, making it hard for engineering…

How to Measure Engineering Team Performance – Introducing GreyMonk

AI, AI tools, Analysis, Large Language Models, Software EngineeringSeptember 11, 2025571Views 0Likes 0Comments

Objective engineering analytics that leaders and teams actually use Start line and Current Position Two years ago we pivoted. We stopped running a B2C product and doubled down on what we do best: building technology products. From day one we solved client problems from first principles. Early on we noticed the industry talks in boxes…

Behaviour Driven Testing Using Ginkgo

Software EngineeringApril 19, 20243KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Ever wonder how we make sure software clicks with you, the user? That’s where Behaviour-Driven Testing (BDT) comes into play.

Microservice Architecture: How to Prevent & Mitigate Unexpected Failures?

Software EngineeringJuly 17, 20232KViews 0Likes 1Comment

With the benefits of Microservice Architecture comes the potential for new categories of failures. Understanding these failures & implementing effective countermeasures is critical to the success.

Unleashing the Power of Idempotency: Building Reliable and Consistent API Operations

Software EngineeringJuly 4, 20232KViews 0Likes 1Comment

Idempotency is particularly important in distributed systems where network issues, timeouts or failures can cause requests to be retried or duplicated.

Mastering SOLID Principles: 5 Points Guide to Writing High-Quality Maintainable Code

Software EngineeringMay 29, 20232KViews 0Likes 2Comments

SOLID principles are guiding principles that have proven extremely useful, particularly in object-oriented programming. Robert C. Martin first conceptualised these principles in the early 2000s, and they have since become a cornerstone of modern software design.

Rails Authentication with OmniAuth: A Practical Guide (GreyMonk)

How to Measure Engineering Team Performance – Introducing GreyMonk

Behaviour Driven Testing Using Ginkgo

Microservice Architecture: How to Prevent & Mitigate Unexpected Failures?

Unleashing the Power of Idempotency: Building Reliable and Consistent API Operations

Mastering SOLID Principles: 5 Points Guide to Writing High-Quality Maintainable Code

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