Engineering first. Always.
An independent publication for software engineers building useful things with AI.
Practical AI development for software engineers.
Jovenzo is an independent technical publication about building useful software with AI. It is written for developers who want to understand the architecture, implementation details, and limitations behind an application.
The focus is deliberately specific: AI-powered applications, AI developer tools, and intelligent agents. Tutorials connect those subjects with C#, .NET, APIs, data access, testing, and everyday software engineering decisions.
One author. A clear point of view.
Jovenzo is created by Bora Yılmaz, a backend developer with a Computer Engineering degree and professional software development experience dating to 2015. His background includes manufacturing and insurance software, enterprise integrations, ASP.NET Core, and service-based backend systems.
That experience informs the questions asked here: What should this service own? How do failures reach the caller? What is safe to put in a prompt? How do we verify a generated answer? Where does a tool’s authority end?
How articles are prepared.
Articles use official technical documentation and original explanations, diagrams, and example code. Sources are linked so readers can inspect version-specific details. AI tools may assist with research, drafting, and editing; Bora remains the sole responsible author and approves articles before publication.
Compiled examples, offline tests, and live integration checks establish different things. Verification notes explain what was actually run and what still needs credentials, an external service, or a particular development environment. Documentation comparisons are labeled accordingly.
Product behavior changes. A tutorial should be a reasoned starting point for your own testing, and important limitations belong beside the implementation. Corrections are welcome through the Contact page.
Find your next problem to solve.
- AI App Development: APIs, response streaming, RAG, and maintainable AI integration.
- AI Developer Tools: coding assistants, test workflows, and project instructions.
- AI Agents: tools, protocols, orchestration, and bounded access to real systems.