Paolo Insogna

@ShogunPanda

Node.js TSC member, Principal Engineer at Platformatic

Campobasso, ItalyJoined September 2022

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Node.js TSC Member, Principal Engineer at Platformatic, Polyglot Developer. RPG and LARP addicted and nerd on lot more. Surrounded by lovely chubby cats.

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Building an Auditable AI Gateway with Platformatic Watt

Every engineering team that adopts AI quickly hits the same wall: a simple provider integration that worked for a demo turns into an operational bottleneck at scale. Tracking usage, containing costs,

7h ago11 min read

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How We Made @platformatic/kafka 223% Faster (And What We Learned Along the Way)

A few months ago, we wrote about why we built yet another Kafka client for Node.js. The benchmarks looked promising—we were outperforming KafkaJS and holding our own against the native clients. However, something was concerning. The numbers didn't al...

Nov 27, 20257 min read

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Watt v3.18 Unlocks Next.js 16's Revolutionary 'use cache' Directive with Redis/Valkey

We're excited to announce that Watt 3.18.0 now supports Next.js 16.0, bringing a transformative shift in how you build performant Next.js applications. This is a game-changer because Next.js 16 fundamentally reimagines React caching. For the first ti...

Nov 18, 20257 min read

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Why we created another Kafka client for Node.js

Apache Kafka has become a cornerstone for building real-time data pipelines and streaming applications, specifically for those enterprises operating in the Fintech and Media industries, where usage spikes are more than common. If you’re a Node.js dev...

Apr 30, 20259 min read

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Introducing Efficient Valkey-Based Caching for Next.js

Next.js is a popular React framework that enables you to build both static and server-side rendered applications. It’s an excellent choice for creating websites that need to be fast and SEO-friendly. However, like all frontend frameworks, it faces si...

Dec 4, 20244 min read

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Building an Auditable AI Gateway with Platformatic Watt

How We Made @platformatic/kafka 223% Faster (And What We Learned Along the Way)

Watt v3.18 Unlocks Next.js 16's Revolutionary 'use cache' Directive with Redis/Valkey

Why we created another Kafka client for Node.js

Introducing Efficient Valkey-Based Caching for Next.js

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Paolo Insogna's blogs

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Building an Auditable AI Gateway with Platformatic Watt

How We Made @platformatic/kafka 223% Faster (And What We Learned Along the Way)

Watt v3.18 Unlocks Next.js 16's Revolutionary 'use cache' Directive with Redis/Valkey

Why we created another Kafka client for Node.js

Introducing Efficient Valkey-Based Caching for Next.js