Holly Cummins & Trisha Gee explain how to achieve the "Double Win" - boosting both developer joy and productivity. They expose the flaws of traditional metrics, identify sources of developer toil (slo...

I’ve used Git Flow on quite a few projects over the years — and honestly, I’ve reached a point where I don’t think it’s the right choice for most modern team...

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Technological progress is typically expected to lighten the burden of work. But as artificial intelligence has been integrated into workplaces, early evidence suggests a paradox: instead of reducing workloads, many AI-equipped employees are busier than ever. This column examines the relationship between AI exposure, the length of the workday, time allocation, and worker satisfaction. Though AI-driven automation and delegation allow workers to complete the same tasks more efficiently, the authors find that employees in AI-exposed occupations are working longer hours and spending less time on socialisation and leisure.

Holly Cummins discusses how to eliminate waste in software development. She shares strategies like "LightSwitchOps" and build-time initialization to improve machine efficiency. She explains how these ...