This article likely explores an innovative aspect of software development: self-healing code, where software is engineered to identify and fix its own bugs or errors, making the development and maintenance process more efficient and reliable. Link How Google Measures and Manages Tech Debt: The article presumably discusses Google's approach to...
A Beginner’s Guide to Prompt Engineering with GitHub Copilot
Make Copilot and Prompt Engineering your friend. Here is a good article about that. What Part of the System Needs to be Smart? How do you decide what needs to be the core? Never an easy way out. Similar views are expressed in this article. Gives you some pointers when...
No one size fits all
The perils of going the microservices way for anything. Amazon dumped its serverless and micro-service architecture. Read about it here What is common between the bible and code? Are the keywords finite? Check out here Technology is soft Any change is a mixture of many related and unrelated things. What...
Claude Shannon on Creative Thinking
What are the essential three things for being creative? Training and ExperienceCertain Amount of Intelligence or TalentMotivation The full article can be accessed here The 30 best bits of advice Firstround is a place we visit regularly and recommend every aspiring engineering leader to follow. They came out recently with...
Don’t Call It A Platform
Developer Enablement or Platform Team. What do you prefer? Fearless CORS: a design philosophy for CORS middleware libraries (and a Go implementation). Have you figured out the right way to do CORS? Here is a design philosophy The 25 Percent Rule for Tackling Technical Debt. What kind of technical debts...
How Rust went from a side project to the world’s most-loved programming language
For the C/C++ lovers wanting to fall in love with another language, here is a good background to Rust emerging as a worthy alternative. 15 of the Best Continuous Delivery Tools You need not know all fifteen, but knowing and implementing a couple will help. The Ultimate Guide To Software...
Github copilot – A must-have tool for any developers
Github Copilot is something every developer should consider in their arsenal. We present copilot 101 as a screencast from one of our past developers. In this screencast, you see how to use copilot to generate an image from a text you give as input. The whole app will not take...
OpenTurf, a sustainable alternative to firm hiring tech teams in Middle East
For any tech company, finding the right talent is the biggest hurdle. Around 93% of employers in UAE-based tech companies find it difficult to hire the right talent, a study commissioned by the UK-based Institution of Engineering and Technology showed. The reason behind the talent gap is the same as...
Interaction with Kaustubh Kashyap – from OpenTurf, your Virtual CTO
A Virtual Technology Office (VTO) refers to a service model where a company outsources its IT and technology support functions to an external provider, who manages these services remotely. The provider typically provides technology-related services, such as network management, software support, and hardware maintenance, through a virtual platform. The VTO...
Interaction – Kaustubh Kashyap, Chief Growth Officer (CGO), OpenTurf
Kaustubh Kashyap, Chief Growth Officer (CGO), OpenTurf, talks about the business of software services at his company. Tell us about your work in software and how it is evolving Kaustubh Kashyap – OpenTurf has been at the forefront of bringing innovative solutions in the technology domain to firms across businesses and...