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Las aplicaciones de delivery cambiaron la manera en que los restaurantes venden. Les permitieron llegar a nuevos clientes, ampliar su zona de influencia y recibir pedidos sin tener que desarrollar una infraestructura propia. Para muchos negocios gastronómicos, estar presentes en estas plataformas ya no es una opción, sino una condición para competir. El problema aparece […]

Two Zarego Sessions explored the foundations of AI agents—and put them to work on a real software experiment. AI coding tools are often described as faster autocomplete. That description is already too small. The more meaningful change is the emergence of agents: systems that can inspect a project, decide what to do next, use tools, […]

We have some exciting news to share: Zarego has received two Clutch Top Company Badges for 2026. We are genuinely happy about this recognition. Not only because it places Zarego among the highest-ranked companies in Argentina in two important development categories, but because of what stands behind those rankings: the experiences our clients have shared […]

Why secure software still depends on architecture, judgment, and deliberate engineering AI can generate software faster than ever. But without architecture, review, and clear security boundaries, it can also help teams produce vulnerabilities at the same speed. The new security problem is speed Software teams have always worked under pressure. Features must ship, integrations must […]

For the past few years, the economic argument for AI has sounded almost self-evident: software can perform more work, faster and at a lower cost than people. If an AI coding agent can generate a feature in hours, why pay a developer to spend days on it? If an automated support agent can handle thousands […]

There is a persistent misconception about AI-assisted software development: that the biggest change is simply writing code faster. In reality, the biggest change has little to do with typing speed. Modern AI coding tools have dramatically reduced the time developers spend writing boilerplate code, looking up syntax, or implementing repetitive patterns. As those tasks become […]