After a break of a couple of years I was thrilled to speak at TDC Trondheim this year. It's great to be back and meet the local community there! All the meaningful conversations bring joy to my life.

Start with the problem! Define challenges before exploring AI solutions - not the other way around (as I see quite often)

The Trust Paradox: developers implicitly trust AI suggestions more than copy-paste from StackOverflow because it feels personalized.

"Like every other framework, we’ve come to the realisation that Knockout was right all along." While other frameworks announce "revolutionary" improvements, I am happy to see that Svelte's maintainers publicly state the truth
svelte.dev/blog/runes

Instead of debating over what end-to-end vs integration vs unit tests are, why not talking about tests - and being clear about what they really test?

Vibe coding: 3 engineers, 300-engineer level tech debt, in record time.

Sam Quayle has created a blueprint for modern product development that I find very useful. I still find IT organizations separating product & software development, which separation often causes friction, delays, and negative customer experience. www.hyperact.co.uk/blog/product...

I wonder if sites that ask you to subscribe to their newsletter in the beginning of the article do actually get subscribers. Or maybe they rely on the masses - the more people open their articles the bigger the chance someone to subscribe

if you're wanting more on "why not C#" there's this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=10qo...

"go is the lowest level we can get without losing gc ... and the compiler itself is written in a very go-like (no classes) style"