Introducing the Ideation skill for Claude Code, a structured pipeline for turning vague ideas into actionable, high-confidence technical plans.
Martin Fowler shares insights from a software retreat on how LLMs impact senior, mid-level, and junior developers, and discusses cognitive debt.
Explains why Infrastructure-as-Code's primary benefit is correctness and consistency, not just speed, leading to stable production environments.
Explores how AI-assisted coding creates a bottleneck in code review, comparing it to historical industrial constraints and questioning sustainability.
Author corrects terminology from 'overseer' to 'supervisor' for coding agent management, acknowledging harmful historical connotations.
Author corrects terminology from 'overseer' to 'supervisor' for coding agents, acknowledging harmful historical connotations.
A software developer's monthly retrospective on writing a book about effective writing for developers, covering progress, AI experiments, and reader growth strategies.
GLM-5, a massive new 754B parameter open-source AI model, is discussed in the context of the emerging field of 'Agentic Engineering' for software development.
A daily tech reading list covering AI-generated code, tech debt, AI's impact on work, and updates on tools like Go 1.26 and Vertex AI.
A daily tech reading list covering AI agents, software development trends, OpenTelemetry, low-code platforms, and new Google Cloud features.
Martin Fowler reflects on the future of software development with AI, discussing cognitive debt, the role of LLMs, and how they might change programming.
A study finds AI tools increase cognitive load and work intensity, leading to potential burnout despite productivity gains.
Explores the future of programming languages designed for AI agents, discussing why new languages will emerge and what features they should prioritize.
A critical analysis of the '10x productivity' claims in AI-assisted software development, questioning quality and oversight.
A programmer shares his joy and reduced fear about AI coding agents, quoting David Crawshaw on how they enhance programming.
David Crawshaw reflects on the joy and exploration AI agents bring to programming, while acknowledging broader societal fears about AI.
An analysis of AI coding agents, explaining their simplicity and power through a hands-on experiment building a minimalist agent with Claude Code.
Explores how AI accelerates app development but argues human judgment, taste, and user research remain essential for creating quality, polished products.
Explains why optimizing team workflows and fixing inefficiencies can have a greater long-term impact than just shipping new business features.
Mitchell Hashimoto shares unconventional tips for effectively integrating AI coding agents into a developer's workflow to boost productivity.
