Code Review After the Pull Request
The pull request was built for a world where humans wrote most of the code. We don’t live there anymore. The pull request as a unit of review is a recent invention. GitHub shipped it in 2008. …
The pull request was built for a world where humans wrote most of the code. We don’t live there anymore. The pull request as a unit of review is a recent invention. GitHub shipped it in 2008. …
The same graph that helps an agent write code can help a reviewer trust it. Almost nobody is using it that way. Every AI coding tool I’ve looked at in the last eighteen months — including …
A Rust-Native Architecture Toolchain: forge, puml, and adoc Replacing the JVM and Ruby pieces of the architecture documentation stack with single static binaries Most of the tools I reach for when …
The more context and tools an AI coding agent has access to, the better it performs. But more power means more risk. How do we harness the full capability of AI coding assistants while keeping our …
Exploring Your Backstage Catalog Without Backstage How bsv gives you instant visibility into your software catalog from the terminal Backstage has become the de facto standard for software catalogs. …
Seeing Your Codebase as a City Why we need better ways to understand code at scale – and how 3D visualization can help Software teams accumulate code the way cities accumulate buildings. One …
Visualizing Project Structure with rv A fast, interactive way to see what’s actually in your project Every developer has had the experience of opening an unfamiliar codebase and trying to …
Building a Code Knowledge Graph for AI Agents How I rebuilt codegraph in Rust to give AI coding assistants a semantic map of your codebase There’s a fundamental tension at the heart of agentic …
Vibe Coding is an innovative approach to software development that emphasizes creativity, flow, and emotional engagement in the coding process. It encourages developers to tap into their intuition and …
Hello there, fellow tech enthusiasts! Today, we dive into a stimulating topic that has been stirring the world of software development: a comparison between pair programming, mob programming, and …