Why Do Software Engineers Procrastinate? - ShiftMag
The first-ever scientific research on procrastination among developers revealed 14 positive and 9 negative effects of delaying work.| ShiftMag
The first-ever scientific research on procrastination among developers revealed 14 positive and 9 negative effects of delaying work.| ShiftMag
Starting about 5 years ago, I began moving to container-based operating systems (OS). It started with Bazzite and most recently I have been using Aurora. What’s not to love? These OS’s make containers first-class citizens, simplifying how to “install” and run applications, making experimentation and cleanup easy, and letting you use the great work of […]| Red Hat Emerging Technologies
In Breaking the Flow, Duke and Vanderbilt researchers studied how interruptions affect code writing, comprehension, and review.| ShiftMag
The AI coding assistant landscape is fragmenting into three distinct ways to integrate AI into your development workflow. Here's an objective analysis of what each approach reveals about the future of software development.| Forge Code Blog
Systemic engineering bottlenecks won’t disappear by just throwing AI at them. You’ve got to fix the roadblocks to realize the full value of AI tools. The post Throwing AI at Developers Won’t Fix Their Problems first appeared on Aviator Blog.| Aviator Blog
Augmented Engineering is all about making engineers dramatically more productive by integrating AI into their daily workflows. The post Augmented Engineering: How Shopify Tackles Large-Scale Problems With AI first appeared on Aviator Blog.| Aviator Blog
Debian packaging is notoriously hard. Far too many new contributors give up while trying, and many long-time contributors leave due to burnout from having to do too many thankless maintenance tasks. Some just skip testing their changes properly because it feels like too much toil.\nDebcraft is my attempt to solve this by automating all the boring stuff, and making it easier to learn the correct practices and helping new and old packagers better track changes in both source code and build arti...| Optimized by Otto
Like most developers, I have a mental folder labelled “useful little tools I’ll probably never build.” Small utilities, quality-of-life scripts, automations — they’d save time, but not enough to justify the overhead of building them. So they stay stuck in limbo. That changed when I started using AI as a regular part of my development| Perl Hacks
A few glasses of fizzy were consumed during the JetBrains party at Devoxx Belgium last year: Holly: You do presentations about productivity, and about developer happiness, and I do presentations about developer joy. We should do a presentation together! Me: Yes! What a fantastic idea! Two titans of the London Java Community co-presenting on a … Continue reading "Are Developer Productivity and Developer Joy opposites?" The post Are Developer Productivity and Developer Joy opposites? appeared...| Trisha Gee
