CRM in a Company: From Chaos to System, or Why AI Alone Won’t Handle It
CRM system developers always have odd "competitors" alongside real ones: Excel, notes stored on mobile phones, and now AI as well.
Software - Articles for the year 2026
Read interesting articles and reviews for the year 2026. Analysis of key events in the "Software" sector
Revolution in One Click: The History of the Start Menu
For an entire generation of users, this small square in the bottom left corner of the screen has become the primary symbol of the personal computer. It represents an…
Plan-tango: How I Stopped Manually Shuttling Plans Between Claude Code and Codex
Codex consistently spots gaps in my development plans that Claude doesn’t see even in its own plan. I noticed this in the first weeks after buying GPT Pro, and now I…
For 30 years we implemented Ansys in Russia. Then it left — we had to sit down and write our own CAE for additive printing
In short, this is software that simulates what will happen to a titanium blade while it is being printed by an SLM printer. And why until 2022 this task in Russian aircraft…
MarkMello: fast Markdown viewer for those who live in .md every day
Recently, I work with Markdown files almost every day.
Python Executor: how we embedded Python in the automation of "First Form" without integrating it into the core
Business process automation has changed significantly in recent years. In the past, routing, rules, and simple business logic were often sufficient, but now more complex…
Linux 7.0 and What Changed in the Kernel After Another Development Cycle
The development of the Linux kernel continues as usual. Every few months, a fresh version appears with fixes and new features. This time, Linus Torvalds presented release…
Not just OpenBMC: how we built our BMC
Last summer we shared a complex yet fascinating journey in creating a UEFI bootloader for OpenYard's server products. Now we want to turn to its constant companion -…
OpenClaw and Memory Without Amnesia: What to Choose Between Lossless Claw, OpenViking, ByteRover, MemPalace, and LLM Wiki
When discussing "memory for AI agents," it's easy to argue about different things, thinking that the same topic is being discussed.
antics in IT: Why Convenient Programs Annoy Us
At the center of everything is UX.
Registration of Software with Rospatent and Minцифра: What It Offers Developers and Businesses in 2026
Copyright on code arises automatically – everyone knows this. But when a potential investor arrives, a competitor with a copy of your product, or the tax authorities…
How to Organize a Knowledge Base in Obsidian Using Luhmann's Method
For the last five years, I have been practicing Zettelkasten and have yet to find anything better than Niklas Luhmann's method. The problem is that Obsidian out of the…
Why and When Old Printers Will Stop Working in Windows
Windows is gradually changing its approach to working with old printers. This concerns V3 and V4 drivers, on which a large number of devices released 10-15 years ago…
Linux 6.19: results of the sixth branch and transition to 7.0. What’s new and what has changed?
After two months of work, the release of the Linux kernel 6.19 is out. It includes over 15,000 fixes from 2,000 developers. The patch is substantial—over 50 megabytes,…
Not Just TheBat! Popular Email Clients in 2026
Recently, I recalled TheBat! — the legendary email client that has come a long way and continues to delight its users. However, time does not stand still, and many interesting…
How mathematics helped survive in the 90s
In 1994, when the whole country was falling apart and the parliament was burned after tank shelling, for some reason I decided to quit trading and enroll in Bauman Moscow…
40 million lines of code: how the Linux kernel is changing in 2026
The beginning of 2026 has been eventful for the Linux kernel community. At the end of January, a section titled "Linux kernel project continuity" was added to the documentation.…
Aluminium OS: how Google decided to reinvent the wheel and what it has to do with macOS
The new operating system from Google called Aluminium OS was first mentioned last year - hints of a desktop version of Android began appearing in job postings and internal…
