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A personal blog-style newsletter by a software practitioner at madewithlove about using AI tools and coding agents in real work. It covers hands-on experiments, tooling frustrations, and how engineering teams adopt AI.
A software quality leader reflects on how teams make decisions under pressure, using anecdotes from a team-challenge day and literary metaphors to argue for better ways of working in testing and quality. The newsletter offers personal stories and practical lessons about moving forward, challenging habitual processes, and building testing perspective.
A personal engineering newsletter by a senior engineer on optimising developer productivity and judgement, mixing essays from experience with research. Recent issues document a team's real-world AI adoption journey, explaining how LLMs work at a conceptual level and what practical challenges arise.
A technology leader shares practical reflections on Agile and Lean software development, covering topics like defining 'done', dogmatism around Scrum practices, and introductory explanations of Agile history. The posts favour clear reasoning and real anecdotes from teams and executives over jargon.
A weekly-ish digest of engineering leadership ideas, mostly summarised as short bulleted theses on AI's effect on software teams, talent pipelines, and management philosophy. Readers get quick takeaways and pointers to other writers' arguments rather than long original analysis.
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