Software development is shifting from AI as a tool to AI as a teammate. Learn how autonomous agents are rewriting the engineering workflow, moving bottlenecks to security and review, and redefining what it means to be a software engineer in an AI-native era.
Turing Award winner Leslie Lamport discusses the philosophy of computing, distributed systems, and why writing is essential to thinking. Dive into his views on Paxos vs Raft, his work with Dijkstra, and how abstraction can solve the complexity of modern software development.
In modern web development, data integrity is a necessity. JSON Schema acts as a rigorous filter, ensuring strict data adherence to prevent runtime errors and database corruption. It standardizes data requirements, making API integration and documentation seamless and reliable.
Fear of AI replacing developers is misplaced, argues Grady Booch. The co-creator of UML suggests tools like Copilot represent a shift in abstraction, not extinction, marking the start of software engineering’s "third golden age."
Peter Steinberger, creator of Clawd, merges 600 commits daily using a fleet of AI agents. In this deep dive, discover how he challenges engineering norms by shipping code he doesn't read, treating PRs as "Prompt Requests," and replacing manual review with autonomous loops.
A technical analysis advocating for modern languages like Rust, Go, and Haskell. This summary outlines how developer satisfaction impacts velocity and why static typing is crucial for balancing security with strict enterprise performance requirements.
In a tech world obsessed with promotions, Igor, a Senior Staff Engineer at Meta, did the unthinkable: he asked for a demotion. This candid story explores the harsh realities of onboarding at the IC7 level and why the highest title doesn't always equal the highest job satisfaction.
AWS S3 is the backbone of the internet, storing 500 trillion objects. We spoke with AWS VP Milan to uncover the engineering secrets behind this massive system—from handling constant hardware failures to using formal mathematical proofs to ensure reliability at an exabyte scale.
Leaving a $300k package at Uber to send emails sounds crazy. Yet, Gergely Orosz turned The Pragmatic Engineer into Substack's #1 tech newsletter. Learn how he leveraged career capital to redefine success in the creator economy.
