Started the day in Paris, ended it in Frankfurt. Another great day of customer chats and meeting interesting new people. Both things that introverts like me LOVE doing!
[deck] Compliance & Regulatory Standards Are NOT Incompatible With Modern Development Best Practices. Insightful material, as always, from Charity.
[blog] Developer Perceptions of Productivity and Security. How might YOU interpret these survey results? Do devs think AI-generated code is valuable enough to accept the security flaws? Or do devs not even think of security up front?
[article] Survey: Majority of US Workers Are Already Using Generative AI Tools, But Company Policies Trail Behind. Are you at all surprised that many folks are using something useful before they’re officially allowed to? I am not.
[site] Free for Developers. If you don’t like paying for things, you’ll like this site that lists all sorts of free tiers and free products for popular dev services.
[blog] Go interfaces: Mistakes to avoid when coming from an Object-Oriented language. Go isn’t object oriented per-se, so it’s important to use its constructs the right way. This post explains interfaces.
[blog] Hello, Java 21. Josh offers a good look at what’s good about this latest version of the popular programming language.
[blog] How 4 historic buildings became Google workspaces. Fun look at four interesting locations that became Google offices. I’ve visited two, but really want to get up to the Spruce Goose location in LA.
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