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Most people already use ChatGPT or Copilot every day, and their workload has not gone down. The reason is not the model. A chat window leaves you carrying data in and answers out; the hours only come back when a system is given a whole job, with access to where the job lives. This workb...
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Being Open About AI Use (If You Use It!)
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The following story you are about to read started as an assignment for my Creative Writing course with Full Sail University. It started as a joke, but then it turned quite serious and emotional. Chad is your most basic Cisgender Straight White man who is actually quite different from me...
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What if a business could be engineered like software? Digital-First Business presents a systematic approach to designing, building, and evolving businesses using the principles of software engineering. For decades, engineering-led companies have demonstrated how system architecture, aut...
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AI builders can take an idea to a live app in an afternoon. They write code that works, but not always code that's safe on the public internet. This 47-page, 18-chapter guide covers the places vibe-coded apps leak most: API keys in the frontend, Supabase tables without Row Level Securit...
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Welcome to the Leanpub Launch video for Hands-On iii by Ian Johnson! Hands-On iiiHands-On iii by Ian Johnson — available as an ebook on Leanpub.LeanpubIan JohnsonSubscribe on YouTube! About the Book About the Author Ian Johnson is a staff engineer at Parento, where he runs the engineering
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The complete illustrated edition is now available. Includes all 15 chapters, three appendices, and the full facilitator's pack. The pull request looks excellent. Ask the engineer why the code works, and the room goes quiet. AI has made it easier to produce good-looking software before y...
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Introducing the Leanpub Android App
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Amid the chaos of real-world software development, programmers often express regret for the mess they’ve made, and hope for a better world. After half a century of developing software, we all agree about the principles that good development practice should follow. And yet our code is st...
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Frank Herbert wrote one sentence about machines that almost nobody finishes. It reads: men turned their thinking over to machines hoping to be free, and that let other men with machines enslave them. He wrote it in 1965, when a computer filled a room and belonged to a government or a ba...
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Amid the chaos of real-world software development, programmers often express regret for the mess they’ve made, and hope for a better world. After half a century of developing software, we all agree about the principles that good development practice should follow. And yet our code is st...
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Stop dragging an entire operating system around just to run a few hundred lines of business logic. Welcome to the third wave of cloud compute: serverless WebAssembly with Spin. For over a decade, Linux containers have been the undisputed default unit of cloud deployment. We packaged our...