AI and the future of coding

Artificial intelligence is driving a structural shift in software development, not only in how code is produced, but across the entire project management lifecycle. This article examines how traditional practices are being challenged, how new approaches are beginning to emerge and how teams such as those at Axoma are adapting their processes to operate with greater clarity, quality and efficiency in this new environment. The adoption of artificial intelligence in software dev

What’s happening in software development in the United States and what to expect in Brazil By Marcos Bozza, CEO of Axoma A few weeks ago, I watched the film Train Dreams , which follows the life of a logger in the early 20th century United States, a man who makes a living through heavy labor building railroads and harvesting timber. One scene stayed with me: the moment when the character, now older, after a lifetime working with an axe, comes across a group of young workers c

What’s happening in the U.S. market and what it signals for Brazil A Market in Motion and Signals That Can’t Be Ignored In recent weeks, the debate around AI’s impact on software development has moved beyond speculation and is now grounded in concrete developments across the U.S. market. The release of Anthropic’s code modernization playbook has brought visibility to the use of AI in complex systems, particularly in legacy languages such as COBOL. At the same time, tools like

The controversy that reignited the legacy debate In recent weeks, the conversation around legacy system modernization has gained renewed momentum following the release of an Anthropic eBook on the use of AI for code modernization. The material highlights the potential of Claude Code to accelerate transformation initiatives involving systems written in traditional languages such as COBOL, which are still widely used by banks, insurance companies and government institutions. Th