Locked in a team offsite all day, but was able to read a handful of things early this morning. The first piece is a gem, and the rest offer useful knowledge in a diverse range of areas.
[blog] The secret of selling your product to enterprises. Brian’s killing it right now with good content, and this “how to sell to enterprises” is an absolute must-read.
[article] KPMG: US executives unprepared for immediate adoption of generative AI. This hype-y trend feels legit because it’s driven by real humans (not vendors) and solves legit problems. But corporate leaders are behind on assigning central teams or figuring out what they’re doing in this space.
[blog] Product management in the era of AI and Machine Learning. How might PMs embrace and leverage AI to do their jobs better? Good post here.
[article] Will JavaScript Become the Most Popular WebAssembly Language? Are you paying much attention to WebAssembly? It’s been around a while, waiting for a breakthrough. Maybe support for more mainstream programming languages will help it find wider adoption?
[blog] Introduction to ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs. If you’re building basic HTTP API with a JSON payload, you might want to take a look at this modern approach in .NET.
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