Regulated industries aren’t just slow to adopt AI; they’re falling behind at an accelerating rate. Here’s what closing that gap looks like in practice.
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Al Fresco Coding: Building a March Madness App with AI
It took one of our developers two hours on a patio in Rome to build an app with AI. See how he put together our March Madness tracker from scratch
You built a POC with AI tools, but now you’re stuck
AI tools made it easier than ever to build a proof of concept (POC)…but what happens when you need the product you built to go further?
From Dugout to Desktop: A Conversation with Adam Berry
Between baseball diamonds, swim meets, and the consulting work, Adam Berry has built exactly the life he wants, and Rōnin is in the middle of it.
Right Now, AI is the Worst it Will Ever Be
Right Now, AI is the Worst it Will Ever Be Why the way you're thinking about AI capabilities today is [...]
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Talk with a Rōnin: From Data Streams to River Currents with Travis Buck
From a fifth-grade computer programming class to building enterprise data solutions, Travis Buck has always followed the tech. Here’s his story.
How I Built a Mobile App Without Coding
Is It possible to build a mobile App without coding? You bet. Learn how Rōnin co-founder Ryan Kettry built a game just by talking to Claude Code.
The AI Coding Agent Reality: Your Developers Got 10x Faster, Your SDLC Didn’t
By the end of 2026, one developer should be able to complete an entire scrum team’s worth of story points per sprint. That’s not hype; it’s what we’re predicting will happen right now with AI coding agents.
How We Ported 600,000 Lines of Code in 4 Days Using the Ralph Wiggum Loop
In four days, our Rōnin co-founder, Byron McClain, ported a 600,000-line video game from Windows to macOS, without writing a single line of code himself.
Talk with a Rōnin: Hard Questions, Hardware Answers with Joe Hegeman
If you’ve ever worked on a Rōnin project that involved embedded systems, hardware constraints, or a deceptively simple question like “Why are we using containers?” there’s a good chance Joseph Hegeman was involved.
