A technical guide on implementing centralized test result printing and progress reporting in a Fortran testing framework.
A conversation on how LLMs help shape software abstractions and manage cognitive load in building systems that survive change.
AI won't eliminate junior developers but will challenge senior engineers who haven't evolved beyond just writing code to focus on higher-level design and communication.
A developer shares key lessons from using AI agents full-time, focusing on workflow improvements, prompt strategies, and productivity gains in software development.
Experiments with AI coding agents scaling to build a web browser from scratch, generating over a million lines of code.
A recap of the GitHub Universe 2025 meetup in Warsaw, focusing on AI tools like GitHub Copilot, security, and developer experiences.
A developer's reflection on the psychological impact and community effects of over-reliance on AI coding assistants, likening them to personal daemons.
A developer's manifesto on using AI as a tool without letting it replace critical thinking and personal intellectual effort.
A developer shares lessons on managing open source projects, focusing on people skills, ego management, and leadership structures for success.
A software developer's monthly retrospective on writing a book about effective writing for developers, covering progress, goals, and metrics.
Explores managing the tension between adaptation (exploration) and optimization (exploitation) in tech teams, advocating for a balanced, context-driven approach.
A technical founder argues that building the technology is the easy part of a startup; the real challenge is business strategy, distribution, and market focus.
A developer shares their effective workflow for using AI coding tools, specifically Claude Code with Opus 4.5, to boost productivity in software development.
Introduces Agent Skills, an open format for sharing reusable AI knowledge across projects, replacing project-specific AGENTS.md files.
Argues against anti-AI sentiment in software development, stating AI is a transformative and useful tool for programmers' careers.
A developer compares the workflow and experience of using Claude Code vs Cursor AI coding assistants, focusing on their distinct strengths in exploration and convergence.
A tech expert shares predictions for 2026 on a podcast, focusing on the future of LLMs, coding agents, and AI-assisted software development.
Explores the challenges of using AI coding assistants, comparing them to the movie '50 First Dates' and emphasizing the need for persistent documentation.
A developer reflects on a difficult 2025 and plans for 2026, focusing on 'Just in Case' vs. 'Just in Time' learning strategies for professional growth.
Explores Kent Beck's 'coding genie' metaphor for LLM coding agents, warning against anthropomorphizing them as they are probabilistic tools.
