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As AI coding assistants level up from autocomplete to autonomous, the real challenge isn’t what they can do - it’s how we use them wisely.

'Who could refuse that?' Turns out, almost no one - especially when faced with puppy eyes, heartfelt asks, or a desperate Pikachu. Refusing is hard, and it costs more than we admit.

Open source isn’t a free-for-all playground - it’s more like borrowing your neighbor’s lawnmower, but with a rulebook you actually need to read.

AI is helping write code and automate tasks, but until it masters true agency (think independent decision-making and goal-setting) it’s still more like a coding assistant than a full-fledged teammate.

Are DBAs the guardians of order or just here to give devs a hard time? Or maybe devs are a little too used to getting their way?

Letting myself be vulnerable and ask stupid questions actually helped me grow in my engineering career.

The new update of the popular design tool Figma, which brought a new UI3 interface, caused the global design community dissatisfaction.

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

Is 'idempotency' a real word, or did the tech world invent it? Why is it crucial for architecture?

Both activities offer similar rewards. Knowing that, how can developers easily learn new programming skills?

Many fear change, especially when content, but embracing it can fast-track career growth. I learned this when I got "borrowed" by another team for a year.

It seems that technical excellence is more satisfying for some developers than delivering customer value. This is where value streaming comes into play.

A DevOps educator with more than one million subscribers on her YouTube channel TechWorld with Nana shares her perspective on the primary challenges in the world of DevOps.