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Aug 23, 2026, 13:32·13 min read·#ai

Code generation was only the beginning. Software development is becoming a loop

Tabularis Web touched 1,040 files and moved a desktop database client behind a second transport. This is how I managed it as 48 verified tasks, and why AI development is moving from prompts toward loops.

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Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Aug 12, 2026, 10:00·9 min read

We Accidentally Ran One SQL Script Across Multiple Database Connections

Run All looked like a UI feature. Underneath, it fanned one SQL script into parallel pool checkouts. The statements succeeded, the session state disappeared, and a parent-child import silently produced missing and duplicated rows.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Jul 30, 2026, 08:52·10 min read

The Rust stack inside a ~15 MB installer

Two database stacks, several TLS verification paths, two SSH clients, a hand-written float16 decoder, and the vendored OpenSSL that refuses to leave: a guided tour of the fifty-odd top-level Rust dependencies behind Tabularis's compact installers — the other half of last week's Tauri story.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Jul 27, 2026, 11:48·12 min read

Visual EXPLAIN beyond the app: one engine, multiple hosts

Visual EXPLAIN began inside the desktop app. Extracting it produced an npm package and an online visualiser, but also a public API, two release schedules, and a repository question I have not answered yet.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Jul 22, 2026, 09:40·11 min read

Why I chose Tauri, and what it cost me

A database client is a systems program with a UI problem. That is why I chose Tauri over Electron and native. After six months and 64 releases, here is the part the framework comparison charts leave out.

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