Akshay Bhide

If you've ever pasted a chunk of code into a public AI chatbot to fix an error, you know how useful it is. But have you ever stopped to think about where that code actually goes? That was one of the questions the team at Whileone kept coming back to. The honest answer is: to a server somewhere, owned by someone else. For a cookie recipe that's fine. For the code we write for clients, the team felt it wasn't good enough. So, we decided to run its own AI model, on its own hardware, inside the...

Most engineering teams find out their system is broken when a customer tweets about it at 2 AM. We find out before the customer ever notices. And when something does go wrong, we know the root cause in under three minutes, not three hours. Here's what we actually do, and why it matters more than most people realize. Site Reliability Engineering Isn't Just Dashboards and On-Call Rotations There's a widespread misconception that Site Reliability Engineering is glorified sysadmin work, someone...

In a rapidly changing world, to keep the audience glued to websites, designs are frequently changed, and more features are constantly added. As such, rapid shipping is the norm. When designs change frequently, or new components get added, a system/workflow needs to be in place to enable such rapid changes. ​ Our cases: ​ Challenges: ​Enabling development of frontend components and viewing those components with multiple themes during development. Enabling component UI/UX review with multiple...