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The global study questioned more than 90,000 developers on their education, salaries, ways of work, and technologies they love and hate.
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The story of fractional CTO: How to become one, who should hire them and why
A fractional CTO brings experience and expertise to the table, working for a fraction of the time and cost as a full-time CTO.
From open-source to a unicorn with Milin Desai, CEO of Sentry
The CEO of open-source tracking tool and developer who moved to the dark side (business side) is the perfect person to talk to on the open-source business model.
Two years into pair programming: The good and the challenging
In an attempt to speed up our development process, my teammates and I took a somewhat controversial route – we introduced pair programming. And it worked.
How to develop resilience in the face of layoffs
Even software engineers now have to think about the proactive steps they can make to limit the impact of a possible layoff.
Still talking to your rubber duck? Draw a diagram instead.
Engineers often use the rubber duck approach when they are stuck, but why not draw for our little yellow friend instead?
On fetishizing frameworks and everything old becoming new again with CSS Wizardry’s Harry Roberts
Everything old is new again, and we’ve already seen some of the largest and most prominent frameworks return to the ideas and solutions of yesteryear.
On APIs eating the world and creating TikToks for developers with Joyce Lin of Postman
More than 50% of developers say that more than half of their organization's development effort is spent on APIs.
On everything but Kubernetes with Kelsey Hightower
We talk about the return of monolith, tools for the job, open source, and if ChatGPT will lead to better code reviews. OK, we did mention Kubernetes!
30 years of DOOM, APIs, testing in production, micro-frontends, and much more at Shift Miami
One of Europe's most celebrated developer gatherings is making its North American debut in Miami, Florida, on May 23, 2023.
DHH and 37signals are saving $7 million by leaving the cloud. Should you do the same?
Self-hosting is not for everyone. Find out if it's the right fit for you.
Technical debt is a business problem
The term was coined by Ward Cunningham in 1992. at the OOPSLA conference [1] as a metaphor for developing a software asset. He concluded that the development process leads to new learning, as it depends upon artifacts he coined as technical debt.