Daily Reading List – April 10, 2024 (#295)

What a wild day. From the morning keynote to the end of the day, it was nonstop. Good thing I got some reading done first thing in the morning!

[blog] Day 1 at Next ’24 recap: AI agents for everyone. Great recap of yesterday’s event kickoff. We’ll see if they mention my stuff in our day 2 recap!

[article] InfoQ Culture & Methods Trends Report – April 2024. What aspects of tech culture are mainstream now? And which behaviors are still emerging? InfoQ does a good assessment here.

[blog] Gemini 1.5 Pro Now Available in 180+ Countries; With Native Audio Understanding, System Instructions, JSON Mode and More. New access, fresh capabilities, and updated behavior for this excellent model.

[blog] Instrumenting a Demo App With OpenTelemetry and Honeycomb. Are you lighting up all the right paths in your system to be able to effectively troubleshoot later?

[article] Why Flux Isn’t Dying after Weaveworks. This is a good example of when foundations make a positive difference for open source projects. More on that idea here.

[blog] Actually Talking about Modular Monoliths. In this post, Jeremy explores the modular monolith and how you might arrange one.

[blog] Go Developer Survey 2024 H1 Results. The Go team doesn’t ask softball questions in these surveys. Get a look into challenges that developers face, what they enjoy, and what matters most to them. More coverage here.

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