The 3DS flow is one of the most bug-prone aspects of implementing a payment method. It seems easy (after all, the bank does the heavy lifting) but it can cause serious issues within an application’s checkout process. Lost orders, price mismatches, orders pending forever. Sound familiar?

Have you ever considered the fact that Claude Code can read and save every single file on your computer? Just telling it not to doesn’t work. You have to use strong methods.

If you are tired of wasting hours of your time setting up Magento2 locally, all you have to do is copy and paste this skill.

As AI has become an indispensable tool in our work as developers, questions about privacy and independence from large corporations have become increasingly pressing.

Some time ago I was asked to implement an autologin feature (password-free login) on Vue Storefront 1, I’ll tell you how I did it partly to explain how authentication works in a headless frontend and partly in case some other legacy software hero has the same problem and wants the work already done.

It’s a public talk (in Italian, turn on the english subtitles) about the information technology revolution given by Gianni Degli Antoni in Milan in 1981, when networks were in their infancy and the implications for everyday life were merely hypothetical.

How does authentication work? How can it be implemented securely? Who saves sessions? How long do they last? These are questions I get asked a lot, and I hope to answer them comprehensively in this post.