Did Paul McCartney really get banned from his own subreddit? Or did an AI write angry revenge blogs? Test your tech radar against today's most bizarre headlines, and see how Eleftheria Batsou got on.
Infer once; run everywhere.
While burning tokens is being celebrated as a sign of productivity, it’s irresponsible to ignore the fundamentals around efficiency, and pragmatic engineering.
This talk aims to bring us back to reality.
On this edition of Coffee with Developers we sit down with Jenny-Margrethe Vej & Alexandra Hou Aldershaab - Founder, Diagnoseklubben, and DevOps Consultant, Eficode, respectively - to discuss psychological safety in software engineering.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers, we sit down Developer Advocate at Auth0, Ramona Schwering to look talk all things security and authentication, as well as looking ahead to her masterclass at WeAreDevelopers World Congress Europe 2026.
Apple wants to disallow Web Apps on iOS to be added to the home screen, run full screen and use the APIs necessary to create a great app. And to make things worse, only in Europe. We need to stop this from happening. The European Union is enforcing its Digital Markets Act and Apple aren’t […]
Today, 21/02/2024, I will be opening a live event called Developer Program Leaders: Main Challenges in Developer Relations. Here’s the writeup of what I will be covering in 10 minutes: What is Developer Advocacy? According to the The Developer Advocacy Handbook written in 2009, here’s what a Developer Evangelist/Advocate does: A developer evangelist is a […]
Lately I have a person who pings me daily asking how many lines of code I have written today. The first time was on the weekend. My answer was “none, as weekends I concentrate on not doing computer things with my partner” which is an excellent idea. However, lines of code are often seen as […]
As CODE100 is coming to Amsterdam, we needed an archive of all the code puzzles we had so far. As the challenges are all on GitHub, it made sense to use GitHub pages for that. So I needed to fix two issues: I wanted to have colour coding of code examples much like the GitHub […]
Forget about the Vision Pro, or whatever Samsung just brought out, we all know that the pinnacle of computing fun has been released in 1982 in the form of the Commodore 64. One of the coolest things you could show people when writing BASIC on it was the following one-liner: 10 print chr$(205.5 + rnd(1));:goto […]
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