The classic project management adage of ‘Speed, Cost, Quality – Choose two’ is being challenged by advancements in AI. This article explores whether this framework still holds true today.
A practical comparison of Cursor, Copilot, and Codex for managing Azure DevOps MCP servers. Insights from personal experiences highlight key differences in functionality and efficiency.
Exploring the challenges of maintaining code quality in fast-paced development environments and the importance of skilled professionals in the process.
As AI continues to play a significant role in coding and security checks, it’s essential to address the implications for code ownership and deployment decisions.
Exploring the parallels between domain-specific languages (DSLs) and the prompting techniques used with large language models.
Exploring the fundamental reasons why artificial intelligence struggles to replicate the art of dance, despite its capabilities in pattern recognition and analysis.
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The Future of Software Development
As AI continues to evolve, the landscape of software development is poised for significant transformation. Domain experts will take center stage, reshaping the industry in unprecedented ways.
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From Junior to Senior – But How?
Transitioning from a junior to a senior developer is crucial in a world increasingly influenced by AI. This article explores how to nurture juniors into seniors, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, continuous learning, and real-world experience.
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AI – All Inclusive, but …
I recently played around with Cursor to spin up a basic .NET project and publish it to GitHub. The code was trivial, but honestly, I just couldn’t be bothered to type it out myself. Cursor happily pushed everything into a shiny new repo while I sat back feeling… hmm… productive? Now, I know my way […]
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Modeling Tools
A comprehensive list of modeling tools: Structurizr Structurizr is my favorite modeling tool for light-weight, high level architecture diagrams. Diagrams are defined in a C4-model only, which is a kind of json-style notation. In C4 you’re defining persons, systems, container and components. C4 also defines four diagram types: context, container and component and code diagrams. […]