Alan Buscaglia

Gentleman Programming Content Creator / AI Tools

Hello! I’m Alan Buscaglia, App Lead at Prowler and creator of Gentleman Programming, a Spanish-speaking tech community with a global impact. Based in Barcelona, I combine my technical role with creating educational content to empower developers. As a Google Developer Expert in Angular and a Microsoft MVP, I have led talks at events such as GDG Barcelona and collaborated on projects involving scalable front-end architectures. I lead an audience of over 120,000 subscribers on YouTube, 15,000 on Twitch, 50,000 followers on Instagram, and more than 10,000 members on Discord, where we foster technical mentorship and collaboration on open-source projects (+65 repositories on GitHub). My approach integrates soft skills, agile methodologies, and effective communication, inspired by my experience as a father and a leader of remote teams. It is an honor to contribute to the growth of our global community! Official Microsoft MVP profile: https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/MVP/profile/1df7899c-376b-4a4c-8192-9e64873665d8

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Episodes

From AI Hype to AI Harness Engineering – Building AI That People Can Actually Trust with Alan Buscaglia [MVP] from Gentleman Programming
2026-07-20 · S2
This episode features Alan Buscaglia [MVP], creator of the Gentleman Programming YouTube channel, discussing why enterprise AI success depends on far more than choosing the latest language model. Toge
Microsoft AI Agent Harness - Simply Explained
2026-07-16
Microsoft AI Agent Harness is the runtime layer that transforms a large language model into a capable AI agent. While an LLM can generate text, an agent harness provides everything needed to complete
Platform Engineering - Simply Explained
2026-07-16 · S3
Platform Engineering is changing the way organizations build and operate cloud environments. Instead of every development team managing its own infrastructure, platform engineering creates a shared in
Platform Engineering: The New Operating Model for Azure
2026-07-12 · S2
Platform Engineering is changing how organizations build and operate Azure environments. Rather than treating cloud infrastructure as a collection of individual projects, Platform Engineering creates
Compliance as Code: The Architect’s Blueprint for Automated Trust
2026-07-11 · S2
Compliance is often treated as a documentation exercise—something organizations prepare for audits rather than embed into their daily operations. In this episode, we challenge that mindset by explorin
From AI Hype to Business Value with Kayode Ajayi [MVP-MCT]
2026-06-08 · S2
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere. Every conference keynote, every boardroom discussion, and every technology roadmap seems to be focused on AI. But beyond the excitement and endless headlines, on
Enterprise AI Agent Engineering with Karthikeyan VK [MVP]
2026-05-20 · S2
In this episode of the M365 FM Podcast, host Mirko Peters speaks with Microsoft AI MVP and CTO Karthikeyan VK about the biggest problem in today’s AI landscape: organizations are relying too heavily o
Microsoft Entra External ID for Digital Trust and Growth
2026-05-06 · S2
Identity used to revolve around corporate networks, managed devices, and centralized directories. But that model no longer works in a world where customers, partners, contractors, AI agents, and autom
Frictionless Automation Can Digitize Business Chaos
2026-04-21 · S2
Frictionless automation feels efficient, but it can quietly create chaos. When systems remove effort and decisions become automatic, organizations lose visibility into how things actually work. Instea
How Microsoft Partners Can Survive CSP Margin Compression
2026-03-11
This episode breaks down a major transformation happening in the Microsoft partner ecosystem: 👉 The shift from technical implementation → economic stewardship The key message is blunt: If your busines
Microsoft 365 Governance Is a People and Ownership Problem
2026-02-06
This episode of the M365.FM Podcast explores why Microsoft 365 governance failures are rarely caused by missing features or technical limitations. Instead, the root issue is structural and human: frag