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Software Engineering & Quality Assurance Blog

Our notes on software engineering, quality assurance, and AI-augmented delivery

Everything here comes out of delivery work rather than a content calendar. We write when something is worth writing down — a testing approach that survived contact with a real release, a front-end decision that turned out to matter later, an honest account of where AI tooling helps and where it quietly costs you time. If a post makes a claim about automation coverage or regression time, it is a number from a project we ran.

Certified engineering, not claimed

Our AI engineering work is backed by credentials issued by the model vendor itself, not a self-assessment.

  • Claude Code in Action

    Issued by Anthropic · June 2026

  • Introduction to Model Context Protocol

    Issued by Anthropic · June 2026

  • Introduction to Agent Skills

    Issued by Anthropic · June 2026

About The Team Writing This

What Develune does, what we build with, and whether we take on work someone else started

What does Develune do?

Develune is a full-stack software development company. We take products the whole way — discovery and design, front-end and back-end engineering, mobile, cloud and DevOps, data, AI features, and the automated testing that keeps releases safe. Clients come to us when they want one team accountable for the outcome rather than a build handed between specialists.

What technologies does Develune build with?

TypeScript, React, and Next.js on the front end; Node.js, Ruby on Rails, Python, PostgreSQL, and GraphQL on the back end; React Native and Flutter for mobile; AWS, Google Cloud, Vercel, Docker, and Terraform for infrastructure; Cypress, Playwright, Selenium, and Cucumber for testing; and Claude, Gemini, and the Model Context Protocol for AI work. We choose the stack that fits the product rather than defending a favourite.

Can Develune take over a project someone else started?

Yes, and it is a regular part of our work. We start with a codebase audit covering architecture, dependency risk, security exposure, and test coverage, then give you an honest assessment of what is salvageable and what is not. We modernize incrementally wherever possible and only recommend a rewrite when we can show the reasoning.

What does AI engineering mean at Develune?

Two things. We build AI features into client products — LLM applications, retrieval systems, document processing, and agents — with evaluation suites, guardrails, cost ceilings, and human review on anything consequential. We also use AI tooling internally to move faster, with an engineer reviewing every change before it ships. Our team holds Anthropic certifications in Claude Code, the Model Context Protocol, and Agent Skills.