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Debugging Silent Data Corruption: Timezone Conflicts Across Microservices and the Pitfall of In-App Self-Provisioning Handling timestamps across het…
Most engineering leaders can tell you their sprint velocity, their deployment frequency, and their open incident count. Far fewer can tell you what…
In an interview, I was asked about the achievement I was most proud of. I talked about a migration my team did, moving a high traffic product from R…
Three engineers, three festivals, and one on call rota that has to be covered every single day. Every year, Diwali, Christmas and New Year fall with…
Hi DEV Community! 👋 I’m Sadie Rose , a first-year electronics student from New York, and I recently started seriously learning about electronics. Wh…
Original post: Adding emoji reactions to your Astro blog with Netlify Blobs Comments ask a lot of a reader. Reactions ask almost nothing, a single c…
Episode 3 of the AI-Augmented Parallel SDLC series. The pillar article laid out the blueprint: discover once, run three workstreams in parallel, con…
The most dangerous failure in an LLM application is not a bad prompt. It is a perfect prompt wrapped around the wrong context. You can spend hours t…
On September 4, Anthropic published something that sounds like a headline from a decade in the future: the first complete, computer-checked proof of…
Traditional Scrum optimizes for human cognitive load. Agentic development shatters this constraint. The two-week sprint, the Fibonacci estimation se…
Every mentee I have talked to this year has asked some version of the same question: what is an AI first engineer, and am I behind? The phrase is on…
The Core Argument : AI agent reliability isn't achieved by "making the agent smarter" — it's achieved by the simple engineering principle of separat…
The Pain : You spent an afternoon tuning your agent. Next morning, it stares at you blankly — as if yesterday never happened. What You'll Learn : Th…
Most engineering teams that ship AI-assisted code have an informal process — "we review it like any other PR" — and no written policy. That gap matt…
Autonomous coding agents don't wait for a code review. They open the file, write the patch, and commit. The review loop that would catch a hardcoded…
Forty-five minutes. That's how long a brilliant engineer I've worked with spent presenting a comparison matrix for a backend framework. Performance…
10 AI Prompts I Use as an Engineering Manager I've managed engineering teams for long enough to know the pattern: half of the job is technical decis…
Everyone I know got handed the most powerful tool of their career with no manual. No training, no onboarding, nothing. One day it just appeared, and…
Nobody grows up dreaming of restarting servers at midnight. Most engineers join a team because they want to build things people actually use. So why…
The signals that mattered when you hired ML engineers in 2022 barely predict who ships reliable AI systems in 2026. "Trained a model on Kaggle" and…
You Can't Hire Your Way to Reliability I've seen companies hire 5 SREs and expect reliability to magically improve. It doesn't. Reliability is a cul…
Microservices have a marketing problem: they're associated with the engineering cultures of Netflix and Amazon, so ambitious teams assume adopting t…
"Works on my machine" is the most expensive sentence in software. Docker exists to kill it. At its core, Docker packages your application together w…
Sprint 7 is closed . The goal was specialized engineering agents — architecture, code review, documentation, debugging, and onboarding — built on sk…
While AI dominates the layoff narrative, engineers are actually making up a larger share of new hires, according to SignalFire data.
Originally published on Mohamad Alsabbagh's Blog . AI coding assistants are excellent at compressing known work into fast drafts. That speed is the…
Addy Osmani published Agentic Code Review the most data-rich, most honest assessment of the AI code-review crisis to date. The Faros numbers alone a…
Originally published on Rough Edges . There's a pattern I've watched play out in more than one organization. From a distance it looks like high perf…
The Budget You Approved Isn't the Budget You'll Pay You approved $180K for a senior AI engineer. Eighteen months later, you've spent $282K and you'r…
Hi, I'm Ryan , CTO at airCloset. Disclaimer : "cortex" in this article is the internal codename for an AI platform built in-house at airCloset. It i…