Addy Osmani writes about working effectively with AI coding agents, covering verification loops, code review in an agentic era, and applying agents to legacy codebases. Issues mix opinionated essays with practical testing and engineering advice, plus occasional sponsored sections.

A software architect and former bootcamp owner writes essays on how AI is changing software hiring, computing education, and the gap between degrees and real engineering skill. Recent issues also cover the practice of deep focus as a trainable skill for developers.

A practical newsletter for engineering leaders covering management craft, from handling risky large-scale changes to staying close to the code and the user. Issues mix candid anecdotes from a real team with arguments about how the EM role is shifting toward hands-on technical involvement.

A system design newsletter that explains architecture and engineering concepts, such as NGINX as a traffic boundary and how Slack built a multi-agent security investigator, in accessible prose. Issues also carry sponsored sections from vendors like Atlassian, Oracle and MongoDB.