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During one of Nephila's company retreats, Alfredo Morresi, Developer Relations at Google, led a full day of team building based on applied improvisation. In this interview he explains how applied improv helps teams grow. Read the article.
 

Vibe coding or software engineering? AI is redefining value in software projects: here's what we're learning at Nephila. Read the article.

Developers tried to jailbreak our AI Debug Challenge. Here's every attack, the layer that stopped it, and why engineering beat the model. Read the article.

We built a game for PyCon Italia 2026: thirty AI-generated Python snippets, three levels of bugs to catch. The AI writing broken code was easy. Read how we engineered everything around it.

Every year, PyCon Italia is a chance to learn, contribute, and connect with the Python community. In this article, we share the four trends that sparked the most discussion within the Nephila team.

Juliana, backend developer, attended DjangoCon Europe 2026 in Athens as a volunteer for the first time. She wrote about it on our blog. Read her story.

Explore how a remote-first tech company fosters collaboration, autonomy, and cultural alignment through a well-designed team retreat. Discover lessons from Nephila’s three-days event.

From Florence to Bologna, PyCon Italia is changing cities but remains a key event for the international Python community. Find out why Nephila participates every year, what’s in store for 2025, and why PyCon is more than just a tech conference.

In Nephila we like to space out and developing different aspects of web applications and websites. In some cases, we managed the whole project, including UI and UX development. In this blog post, we’ll have an in-depth view of two case studies, Desktop Gym and Labelado. 

Building up a web application requires three coding languages: HTML, CSS, and Javascript. To develop single-apge applications and user interfaces Nephila chooses Vue JS and React JS.