Envirobly – Efficient application hosting platform

Envirobly.com is a startup I solo founded and launched in October 2025. It’s a culmination of an intense 3 year work, crafting a platform to deploy web applications to, while keeping the costs manageable.

It runs the full lifecycle of application infrastructure on AWS. It connects to a customer’s AWS account, lays down regional foundations (VPC, NAT, Traefik gateways, Route53 DNS, Managed Prometheus), and lets teams ship services, databases, and gateways with zero-downtime deploys, live logs and metrics.

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iOS 26 variable web font weight issues

iOS 26 is able to display web fonts in Lockdown mode, with certain limitations. One of these seems to be an issue with web fonts, with variable font weight, which is the default when grabbing an embed code from Google Fonts:

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Sketch replaced Photoshop in my web-design workflow

I am really happy that I stumbled on some article (can’t find it now) comparing Sketch to Photoshop. This convinced me to give Sketch a try for a web-design part of a project I was working on. I downloaded the trial version, went through a few tutorials and I quickly saw the potential of greatly improving my workflow. Sketch is clearly a tool that was developed with web in mind from the start. It paid off, because once I started designing the website, it’s UI, logo and typography I was impressed at how much faster I was able to accomplish things compared to Photoshop.

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DIP Lite: E-learning Platform

DIP Lite is a free e-learning platform. Its fully automated in-browser experience connects the users with a personally assigned “buddy”: an experienced person that overviews and assist the user throughout the course. The user walks the course on her own pace as well as engage in daily exercises, complete with email notifications and communication with the course buddy provided by the course platform.

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Projects Overview in 2012

These are some of the projects I’ve launched during 2012. This year was interesting as I switched from mainly using PHP as a backend language to Ruby (on Rails). Switching to Ruby was a welcome refreshment, the syntax is so close to natural language. I really enjoy the way it allows one to express the idea in code. There is little I need to say about Rails.

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