Your job is to deliver code you have proven to work
Argues that software engineers must prove their code works through manual and automated testing, not just rely on AI tools and code reviews.
Argues that software engineers must prove their code works through manual and automated testing, not just rely on AI tools and code reviews.
A developer discusses the non-deterministic nature of LLMs like GitHub Copilot, arguing that while useful, they cannot take ownership of errors like a human teammate.
A software engineer argues that technical blogging remains valuable, inspired by a book on writing effective posts and using AI as an editorial tool.
The article argues for the value of 'Expert Generalists' in tech, individuals who span multiple specialties, and how to identify and cultivate them.
Explores the value of 'Expert Generalists'—professionals who span multiple specialties—and how to identify, hire, and train them.
Explores the key traits of 'Expert Generalists'—professionals who bridge multiple specialties—and their growing importance in tech.
A software engineer critiques the 'democratization' of AI in development, arguing it oversimplifies and risks creating fragile software without CS fundamentals.
Developer revives his old AI startup's brainstorming tool by building a GitHub Copilot Extension, using VS Code's speech features and LLMs.