Artificial intelligenceApplied AI in software development
Use AI for specifications, code review, documentation, RAG and productivity without losing technical judgment.
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English routes for the main RM Porto Tech technical themes.
Use these hubs to enter the portal by topic: AI, Java, APIs, DevOps, security, legacy systems and mobile architecture. Each route is additive and does not replace the Portuguese experience.
Editorial map
Choose a theme before choosing tools or vendors.
The English migration starts with stable topic routes so readers and search engines can understand the structure before every individual article is translated.
Artificial intelligence
Backend JavaJava and Spring Boot
Guides about modern Java, Spring Boot APIs, maintenance, errors, performance, dependencies and incremental modernization.
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Contracts and integrationREST APIs and integrations
Planning and evolving REST APIs with contracts, DTOs, validation, security, logs and integration behavior.
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Operations and releaseDeploy, DevOps and VPS operations
Docker, VPS, Nginx, Cloudflare, CI/CD, logs, rollback and predictable deployment routines for small teams.
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Risk and trustSoftware security
Dependencies, secrets, CI/CD, supply chain, access control, sensitive logs and safe update routines.
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Gradual modernizationLegacy systems and documentation
Mapping old rules, documenting critical flows, reducing key-person dependency and modernizing without rewriting blindly.
Explore hubInternational careersInternational tech careers
International remote hiring, direct contracting and EOR, the technical skills international companies expect, and how to prepare for a technical interview in English.
Explore hubCloud computingCloud: AWS, Azure and Google Cloud in practice
Practical comparisons between AWS, Azure and Google Cloud for hosting, containers and managed databases, always with a decision and a checklist, never just an official-docs summary.
Explore hubMobile appsMobile and React Native
React Native apps, API contracts, authenticated navigation, offline sync, release routines and production evidence.
Explore hubHow to use
Use hubs as context, not as a flat list of links.
The goal is to help readers understand what problem they are facing, which evidence matters and what to read next.
Migration principle
English pages grow around the same technical depth already built in Portuguese.
This keeps the Brazilian site stable while international readers gain useful entry points and clear language metadata.
Start from the problem
Choose the hub that matches the current risk: API contract, Java maintenance, deployment, security, legacy knowledge, AI or mobile.
Connect concepts and decisions
Each hub gives enough context to compare terms, technical signals and the first decisions before opening a larger workstream.
Move from reading to evidence
Use the linked articles, checklists and diagnostic pages when the topic has already become an operational or product risk.
FAQ
How the English migration works.
Are these English hubs separate from the Portuguese portal?
They are English entry points for the same editorial project. The Portuguese pages remain available and canonical for the Brazilian audience, while English pages live under /en with language alternates.
Why start with hubs before translating every article?
Hubs give international readers a useful map immediately. They also create stable routes for SEO while deeper article translations are added in controlled batches.
Will the Portuguese site be affected?
No. The English structure is additive. Portuguese URLs, content and navigation remain unchanged except for language alternate metadata where useful.