Looks good to me: Cisco’s Adrienne Braganza Tacke on how to do code reviews
"AI tools are here to help people do better code reviews, not to replace them", says the author of the upcoming book “Looks Good to Me – Constructive Code Reviews”.
James Q. Quick: AI is a developer-enabler but also a learning blocker
James shares tips for developers on how to use AI to build better products faster but not blindly copy and paste from ChatGPT.
End-to-end encryption explained as if you were five by Paolo Insogna
How does end-to-end encryption work, and is it genuinely secure? Paolo Insogna from Node.js explains in the upcoming interview.
5 tips to get female speakers for your next tech conference
Here's how to never ever have to make up fake female speakers for your tech conference.
I just switched from a startup to a unicorn and became a better engineer
Your changes now impact hundreds of other developers, they are not just limited to you and your team. You need to collaborate with people, most of whom are in a different country. You can’t just do everything your way. You depend on more departments and teams than you even knew existed.
Developers experience burnout, but 70% of them code on weekends
Three-quarters of developers have experienced burnout, quit learning programs or course and almost three-quarters of them code for fun during weekends.
Cairo language and Starknet: Why do they exist?
Learn why Cairo Lang was invented, how it can help in the blockchain world, and as a general-purpose language.
Learn from a developer productivity engineer how to stop worrying and use AI
Baruch Sadogursky shows developers how to maximize their productivity and happiness in live coding session with ChatGPT.
Dino Esposito: AI is software, period.
Dino was promoting innovation even when cloud was just a meteorological term.
From Development to UX, from IC to Manager – and back – with Merlin Rebrovic, Google
Super senior IC roles have been common in Software Engineering, but not in UX. Merlin is ready for this new challenge.
It’s OK if your code is just good enough
Good enough code is a nice middle ground between implementing a feature fast and maintaining the code quality.
The Lazy Developer: Testing in production is real, but…
The Lazy Developer pushes code to production without testing and doesn't follow security best practices. Why? Because processes and protocols slow them down.