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Andrew Lombardi is a head geek at Mystic Coders, and serves as the head of architecture at Acubed, the Silicon Valley innovation center of Airbus, where he builds production systems that run on commercial aircraft — from ML-based food counting to in-flight entertainment analytics. Before aviation, h…
Spring Boot and GraalVM: Lessons from 35,000 Feet
A real-world GraalVM retrofit story — from 4 microservices eating 3GB of RAM on aircraft hardware to a single native binary under 200MB. Production metrics, reflection hell, and what we'd architect differently from day one.
Offline-First at 35k Feet: When Your App Can't Call Home
Real lessons from building systems that must work reliably at 35,000 feet — CRDTs, peer-to-peer Bluetooth sync, chaos testing, and what happens when half the crew tablets can't reach the server 6.5 minutes before mandatory service.
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