About

Welcome to MonkeyProof, a blog where software development, tech, and nerd culture collide with a healthy(more or less) dose of humor and real-world experience.

Here, I break down complex tech topics, share lessons learned from the trenches, and occasionally rant about things that should be simple but aren’t (looking at you, Kubernetes). Whether you’re a seasoned engineer, an aspiring dev, or someone who just enjoys a good software meme, there’s something here for you.

What You’ll Find Here:

• 🚀 Software Development & Architecture – Clean code, scalable systems, microservices, and making software that actually works
• 🔍 Tech Deep Dives – The good, the bad, and the “why does this even exist?” of modern technologies
• ⚙️ DevOps & Cloud – Because nothing says excitement like YAML and container orchestration
• 🤣 Software Rants & Humor – If we can’t laugh at our own industry, who will?
• 💡 Lessons from Experience – Real-world takeaways from years of writing code, debugging, and occasionally breaking production

The goal? To make software more understandable, more fun, and (hopefully) monkey-proof—because if a system can survive the chaos of real users, it’s probably built right.

About Me 🧔🏻‍♂️

Hey there! I’m Davide, a System Architect, software developer, and tech enthusiast with over eightteen years of experience in the industry.

☀️By day, I design scalable, high-performance systems and guide teams through the ever-evolving world of software engineering.

🌙 By night, I write about it here—mixing insights, humor, and just the right amount of sarcasm to keep things interesting.

I’ve worked on everything from enterprise platforms to CLI tools and APIs, using a wide range of languages, frameworks, and architectures. My passion lies in building software that doesn’t just work, but works well, and sharing what I learn along the way.

When I’m not coding or writing, you’ll probably find me tinkering with new tech, over-analyzing sci-fi movies, or enjoying a good cup of coffee (because let’s be honest, coffee is the true backbone of software development).

Thanks for stopping by! If you enjoy tech with a side of humor, stick around—there’s plenty more to come.