
BLUD: every drop of donated milk has a name
How we moved the software that tracks donated human milk to React and TypeScript, after more than a decade locked to Silverlight and Internet Explorer.
Stories on how we design and ship our industrial, IoT and digital products. Experiments, lessons from the field, technical deep-dives.

How we moved the software that tracks donated human milk to React and TypeScript, after more than a decade locked to Silverlight and Internet Explorer.
Stories from our R&D team.
How we profiled an Electron app for a maritime radar, found the heaviest functions with help from AI, and moved the most-used functions to Rust compiled to WebAssembly, without throwing away the UI.
How Fancy Pixel turned Cognitiva's idea into VigilHub: custom electronics, a 3D-printed bumper and a multitenant web app to monitor impacts and deformation of pallet support beams.
How Agrimove, a project between AMI Ferrara and Fancy Pixel, turned worker transport into a tracked, safe, and sustainable service.
Islands architecture, zero JavaScript by default, type-safe Content Collections: what won us over after evaluating Hugo, Eleventy and Next.js.
A while ago we released Gulps on the AppStore. Gulps is a simple water tracking app that also reminds you when to drink throughout the day. This was an app of "firsts" for me: first Swift app,…
UIDynamics was a welcome addition to the iOS 7 SDK. It's basically a physics engine backing common UIViews, allowing us to define physics traits to the UI elements. The API is fairly…