Abhishek Anand

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Notes from the work.

Essays and field notes from 17+ years of building software and teams

Mostly what I learn by shipping: agentic AI systems, frontend architecture, performance work, and the odd lesson about leading engineers. Written for practitioners, with the trade-offs left in.

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AI

Jan 27, 2025 · 15 min read

AI Agents in the Enterprise: What Actually Changed in 2025

A look at how enterprises are actually deploying AI agents: multi-agent orchestration, memory-augmented personalization, and the implementations that survived contact with production.

AI Agents · AI Development · Enterprise AI · Autonomous AI

AI

Jul 14, 2025 · 12 min read

MCP Servers: The Future of AI Tool Integration

What Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers are, how to use them, and which ones I actually keep in my daily development workflow.

MCP · AI Tools · Claude · Development

JavaScript

Dec 15, 2024 · 8 min read

Building Scalable Angular Architecture: Lessons from Enterprise Development

The architectural decisions and patterns we use to build Angular applications that hold up with millions of users and dozens of contributing teams.

Angular · JavaScript · Google · Architecture

JavaScript

Nov 28, 2024 · 6 min read

The Evolution of JavaScript: From ES6 to ES2024

The JavaScript features from ES6 through ES2024 that actually changed how I write applications, and the ones that did not.

JavaScript · ES2024 · Web Development

Leadership

Nov 15, 2024 · 10 min read

Leading Engineering Teams: Scaling High-Performance Development Organizations

Practical insights from building and scaling engineering organizations, based on my experience at Acquia.

Leadership · Team Building · Engineering Management

Drupal

Oct 30, 2024 · 7 min read

Drupal in 2025: Why It Still Matters for Enterprise

Despite the rise of headless CMS and JAMstack, Drupal continues to be a powerful choice for enterprise applications.

Drupal · CMS · Enterprise · Open Source

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