Daily Reading List

I read a lot. Too much, but what can you do? At the end of each workday, I publish a list of every tech-related article or blog I read that day. And I’ll sometimes mix in a YouTube video or code repo for fun.

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Here are the last few editions:

• Daily Reading List – April 3, 2026 (#756)
  Today’s links look at directing a swarm of agents, why Backstage is dead, and exposing AI coding’s dependency problem.
• Daily Reading List – April 2, 2026 (#755)
  Today’s links look at what the new Cursor release telegraphs about IDEs, what happens when exec presence backfires, and how modern frameworks are thinking about AI principles.
• Daily Reading List – April 1, 2026 (#754)
  Today’s links look at the state of Java, some uncomfortable truths about AI coding agents, and what’s next for junior developers.
• Daily Reading List – March 31, 2026 (#753)
  Today’s links look at whether event-driven architecture is overkill for most apps, how to work on products people hate, and why we now go to tech conferences.
• Daily Reading List – March 30, 2026 (#752)
  Today’s links look at multi-agent coding patterns, why you should start blogging, and how MLB added useful AI to the baseball fan experience.