A weekly collection of articles on software architecture, development, AI, and leadership, featuring insights on legacy systems, HTTP, and team skills.
Explains the critical importance of defining clear performance targets and monitoring production metrics for effective software performance testing.
Explains the upcoming partial function application (PFA) feature in PHP 8.6, detailing its syntax and benefits for writing cleaner code.
Explores how companies can effectively market to developers on Reddit, discussing pitfalls, advertising strategies, and platform culture.
Explains how exe.dev's SSH-based VM hosting service uses unique IPs per account and public key authentication to route traffic without a Host header.
Explains how exe.dev's SSH-based hosting service routes traffic to specific VMs without unique IPs, using public keys for identification.
Author discusses appearing on Scott Hanselman's podcast to talk about writing and developer tools.
Qwen3-TTS, a family of advanced multilingual text-to-speech models, is now open source, featuring voice cloning and description-based control.
Qwen3-TTS, a family of advanced multilingual text-to-speech models, is now open source, featuring voice cloning and description-based control.
A computer scientist explains how large language models (LLMs) work, tracing their history from the Turing Test and ELIZA to modern AI, demystifying their operation.
A walk-through of manually refactoring the complex GildedRose kata code in ColdFusion, focusing on improving the updateQuality method.
Explains how Claude Code functions as a small game engine with a React-based scene graph pipeline for terminal UI rendering.
Claude Code is described as a small game engine, detailing its React-based scene graph to ANSI rendering pipeline with a 16ms frame budget.
Claude Code is described as a small game engine, detailing its React-based scene graph to ANSI rendering pipeline with a 16ms frame budget.
A professor reflects on the intersection of machine learning and control theory, discussing the Learning for Dynamics and Control (L4DC) conference and the need for a merged perspective.
Martin Fowler's blog fragments discuss AI/works™ platform, AI electricity consumption, and the need for rigor in AI-enabled software development.
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Brent Ozar answers SQL Server, Azure SQL, and database management questions from viewers during an informal 'Office Hours' session in Tokyo.
Guide to configuring BizTalk Server's native backup jobs to store database backups directly in Azure Blob Storage using SQL Server's BACKUP TO URL feature.
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A developer shares how they built a conference CFP voting app in Rails 8 using Antigravity's AI coding approach, detailing the prompt and features.
