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 17, 2026 (#766)Today’s links look at Salesforce going headless, celebrating a year of the Agent2Agent Protocol, and why be sleep-deprived is a dangerous thing.
- Daily Reading List – April 16, 2026 (#765)Today’s links look at where developer wisdom comes from now, what happens when AI writes code faster than we can verify it, and why web dev in Dart might be a good idea.
- Daily Reading List – April 15, 2026 (#764)Today’s links look at how to get developers to read the docs, why great teams can’t be copied, and how to set up Claude Code with Vertex AI.
- Daily Reading List – April 14, 2026 (#763)Today’s links look at performing agentic engine optimization (AEO) on your content, what productive procrastination looks like, and bringing graph semantics to your data warehouse.
- Daily Reading List – April 13, 2026 (#762)Today’s links look at which stage of the agentic SDLC uses the most tokens, how to best write agent skills, and whether AI certs are worth the investment.