Catch up on all the latest and greatest
Catch up on all the latest and greatest
Catch up on all the latest and greatest
Coding agents made code cheap to produce, but human review just became scarce. A look at why review effort should be allocated deliberately instead of uniformly, and what to measure before reducing it.
AI can write most of the code, but requirements, architecture, and verification still depend on judgment. A look at how our teams are learning to own the workflow that makes coding agents reliable.
What does it actually mean to know how to program in the age of AI? Notes from an internal WyeWorks debate between two camps, and the contextual middle ground.
Treating the workflow as the product: how decomposition, validation, and feedback loops made AI-assisted website implementation reliable.
If AI writes code… where does a developer's value actually live? It doesn't disappear — it moves.
A simple question from a colleague made me realize I'd been reading every interaction through a lens of negativity — and that escaping that loop was my responsibility.
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