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25 from 27 Nov 2025 to 29 Oct 2026
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weekly (25 in the last year)
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2026 22

  1. Why Most of What You Build Creates No Value
  2. Trends #12: We ship 3x more code and review it the same way
  3. OpenAI's agents got out of the sandbox. Check yours.
  4. Do engineers still need to understand how LLMs work?
  5. Hello to my Thursday Notes
  6. What is the future of Software Engineering when nobody needs to write code?
  7. 20 Lessons From 20+ Years in Tech
  8. Engineering management is a career change, not a promotion
  9. 5 lessons I learned from Trillion Dollar Coach
  10. What is the future of software engineering with Adam Bender, Principal Software Engineer at Google
  11. The Trends #11: AI agents still can't build software from scratch
  12. The Software Engineering Books I keep recommending
  13. Code was the smallest part of the job
  14. How corporate politics actually work
  15. The 20 Software Engineering Laws
  16. The Trends #10: Amazon now requires senior approval for AI-assisted code from junior and mid-level engineers
  17. Agentic code workflows with Nick Tune
  18. You're Not Paid to Write Code
  19. What I learned from the book Software Engineering at Google
  20. Learn fundamentals, not frameworks
  21. You can code only 4 hours per day. Here’s why.
  22. Software Development Waste

2025 3

  1. 10 software essays that changed how I think
  2. The Trends #9: TypeScript just became the most used programming language on GitHub
  3. From invisible engineer to trusted expert on LinkedIn