David Hsu, founder and CEO of Retool, joins Ben to talk about low-code and no-code tools: why some folks love to hate them and whether they really help devs work faster or just allow those of us who aren’t programmers to muck everything up. Or both!
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Today, it’s easier than ever for a team to monitor software in production. But it's also easy to build up a lot of tech debt around monitoring.
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The benefits that come from serverless computing can be lost if you have to spend your time provisioning hardware for your database.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/02/15/serverless-scales-well-but-most-databases-dont
What’s new in Next.js 13, how growing demand for front-end applications has made the React codebase “ginormous,” and what’s required to support a sustainable community of open-source contributors.
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That bootcamp may have taught you to write code that works. But the next level is to write code that works with other people.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/02/13/coding-102-writing-code-other-people-can-read/
New SO features, the politics of sudo, and the state of WebAssembly
The post The Overflow #164: Is software getting worse? appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.
https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/02/10/the-overflow-164-is-software-getting-worse/
How can educators (and students) adapt to the inevitable rise of AI?
The post Does your professor pass the Turing test? (Ep. 537) appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.
https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/02/10/does-your-professor-pass-the-turing-test-ep-537/
We chat with Dr. Jeannette (Jamie) Garcia, Senior Research Manager of Quantum Applications and Software at IBM Quantum about their 433 qubit quantum computer and what the real life applications of quantum computing are today.
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This affects the individual developer writing insecure code, the engineering team blindly trusting their dependencies, and the organization thinking that their best bet is to roll their own security controls.
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CI/CD needs a CM—continuous merge—to get the SDLC moving smoothly.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/02/08/engineerings-hidden-bottleneck-pull-requests/
