Software Engineering

You don’t need 10x engineers. You need a team that ships safely, learns constantly, and doesn’t rely on heroics. Build systems that make that possible.

According to Stack Overflow’s 2025 survey, 84% of developers are using AI tools - but 46% don’t trust the output. It’s a code-and-question dynamic: developers are coding with one hand and second-guessing with the other.

Ever opened code that feels like ancient hieroglyphics? You’ve likely encountered primitive obsession or premature generalization. But don’t worry - there’s a way out!

Beck presented a compelling metaphor contrasting two distinct work cultures in software development, which he called The Forest and The Desert.

History is the teacher of life. There are those who have been shipping software for decades, and there is much we can learn from them.

Ever tried turning a perfectly good car into a plane mid-drive? That’s basically what we’re doing to our apps in some meetings.

There are 50% more developers today than there were in 2022, but the number stopped growing in 2025. And they're getting older.

We all know that in many cases the phrase "we will improve this later" means "we will never improve this".

Everyone experiences high-pressure days at work, but for our team Black Friday takes the crown.

Still waiting for a Jira ticket to be prioritized and taken into a sprint? How about you git gud and open a pull request yourself?

Everybody hates working on legacy projects, myself included. As fate would have it, one landed in my lap recently.

We've asked experienced engineers to share how they would explain some tech terminology at three levels of experience - from junior developer to CTO.