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Today’s links look at migration vs modernization for data workloads, myths about vertical slicing, and low-code tools for generative AI agents.
Today’s links look at trunk-based development, an example of both poor product strategy and poor execution, and everyone shipping language models.
Today’s links look at how to use Git, how to build an agent-based LLM chatbot, and why we suck at estimating software projects.
Today’s links look at whether LLMs can write good tests, how to write less brittle tests overall, and what’s next for companies built on open source.
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Today’s links look at well-intentioned behaviors that mess up your team, why “most developers have adopted devops” hides some depressing news, and what Colab is all about.
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Today’s links look at everything Google announced at Cloud Next, why cybersecurity isn’t special, and the four reasons managers fail.