A Tech Lead and Software Architect writes about how business people and developers are building software with AI agents and what that means for domain knowledge, team roles and process design. Recent issues also cover the cost of agentic AI usage and how organisations should own token spend through architecture decisions.
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The Coder Cafe, written by a Google software engineer, teaches fundamental software engineering concepts such as testing mental models, distributed judgment, and systems architecture through long, narrative essays. Issues blend clear explanations, historical anecdotes, and personal experience to help engineers build lasting skills that AI cannot easily replicate.
This newsletter covers system design for backend engineers, with a recent focus on building reliable AI agent systems. Issues use concrete failure scenarios to explain concepts such as agent state, memory, and observability.
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