The article argues for versioning observability concepts, distinguishing between traditional 'three pillars' (1.0) and modern event-based (2.0) approaches.
An introduction to CI/CD concepts, practices, and tools for improving software delivery speed and quality.
Simon Tatham defines 'symbiosisware' as software written solely for the developer's own use, exploring its unique characteristics and trade-offs.
A daily link blog featuring curated articles on .NET development, F#, Blazor, APIs, performance optimization, and AI for developers.
A quick tip for developers to alphabetize object keys in code to improve readability and efficiency when order isn't important.
Author announces moving their technical blog to a new platform focused on AI agent systems and Gradient Labs' work.
Explores the massive and growing number of public APIs in the .NET ecosystem, analyzing counts across different versions of ASP.NET Core.
Reflects on the CrowdStrike outage to argue that software testing's core purpose is to uncover and report risk, not just find bugs.
Explores the challenges, trade-offs, and benefits of using merge queues in CI/CD pipelines to improve code quality and stability.
A tech professional discovers Gergely Orosz's resume guide is free for the unemployed and shares a key tip about linking to published work.
array_find in PHP 8.4 Written on 2024-07-18 PHP 8.4 adds a handful of functions that have been missing for a while: array_find() and its variants. The
Analyzes the economic challenges for businesses trying to monetize open source software, highlighting the inherent conflict between collaboration and competition.
Analyzes Java's current and future capabilities for AI development, challenging the notion that Java is unsuitable for AI.
Analysis of the resurgence of high-quality, technical systems programming meetups and guidance for starting your own.
A series introducing the basics of various IT technologies like HTML, Markdown, Git, and PowerShell with quick-start guides.
A hands-on review of GitHub Copilot Workspace, a new AI-powered web environment for software design and development, based on initial testing.
Explores the relationship between developer productivity and joy, arguing that workplace friction reduces both and that embracing fun can boost creativity.
A developer reflects on how letting go of rigid expectations in both soccer and side projects led to more enjoyment and creativity.
Reflections on delivering the closing keynote at the AI Engineer World's Fair 2024, sharing lessons from a year of building with LLMs.
A simple, five-step formula for building trust through reliability, clear communication, and consistent action in work and life.
