Interesting read about how Meta implemented Kotlin incremental compilation in Buck2: engineering.fb.com/2025/08/26/ope…

El Parque Nacional Sequoia, California, contiene cinco de los diez árboles más grandes del mundo

Good morning, New York. While you were sleeping, this was the most-read story on.ft.com/47Nazjd

a Java programmer creating unnecessary interfaces and classes in an interview is an immediate red herring to me .. • when asked to build a 3-stage pipeline (e.g., fetch -> transform -> store) where each stage runs in parallel, and buffers between stages are bounded, if you

Useful engineering management artifacts bjorg.bjornroche.com/management/eng…

A lot of .NET teams blame Microsoft for “moving too fast.” This post explains why that’s not really the problem. 👇 Andrew Lock "Sock" breaks down how support windows work, why upgrades can be brutal for large orgs, and what actually happens when a 9.9 CVE hits an out-of-support

Cloudflare generated many millions of HTTP 5XX responses today. They were triggered because code in a core proxy called .unwrap() on a Result for an operation that was expected to never fail.

Enhance the Spring Boot developer experience with Arconia: zero-code and zero-config infrastructure provisioning. Add one dependency. That's it! thomasvitale.com/arconia-dev-se… #Java #SpringBoot

I prefer the idea of GraalVM using the same language, Java.

The reason I prefer Maven and Properties over Gradle and YAML is very simple. If I just have to configure them once, hardly ever need too change them but they just work then I will go with them, even if they are more verbose. I don't want surprises like no or 0 represents

Tu CLAUDE.md no funciona (sin Context Engineering) nikeyes.github.io/tu-claude-md-n…

Cognitive Load for Engineers, Lack of Context for Models + Timeboxed operations.

Rework, Cognitive Load, and Knowledge Loss cladam.github.io/2025/11/19/was…

In Rust, unwrap() is like assuming some variable is not null or some error did not happen. It's a developer confidently asserting, "Trust me, bro." As the Cloudflare outage demonstrates, we developers cannot be trusted, and every unwrap() is a ticking time bomb.*

I'm documenting Spring Boot 4 features with: ✅ Code examples ✅ Video tutorials ✅ Blog Posts All organized in one central repo 👇 github.com/danvega/sb4

Why does software development start out fast, then slow to a crawl? open.substack.com/pub/tidyfirst/… Kent Beck 🌻 Substack

Más ciudadanos como este hombre harían falta.

AI coding workflows section ⁦Thoughtworks⁩ #radar33 thoughtworks.com/radar

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