When we let AI write every email and message without bringing our own judgement to the result, we start removing ourselves from the conversation. AI can help us think, create and work faster. We still need to question it, correct it and make the work...
by Pawel Paplinski
AI can run complete marketing workflows, from approved source material to published content. Experts define the rules, check exceptions and improve the process. Newsletters, videos and case studies show what can run automatically and where human judg...
by Pawel Paplinski
Squads rewrote its core web app from AngularJS to React using AI-assisted development. By freezing the API, writing a clear architecture rulebook and migrating feature by feature, one developer completed about one month of focused work while also ref...
by Dmytro Yevsieiev
Pride is not a symbolic gesture or a seasonal campaign. It is a public commitment to safety, dignity, and human decency. For technology companies, that commitment matters because innovation only thrives when people are safe enough to be themselves.
by Iwein Fuld
Most class-level, mock-heavy unit tests are fast but brittle and punish refactoring. A higher-ROI approach is boundary testing: verify behavior at module/API boundaries, mock only external systems, and track scenario coverage over line coverage - bui...
by Shrikant Vashishtha
Global remote teams across time zones often find daily standups wasteful or impossible. No-Standup replaces meetings with async check-in/out, intentional handovers in Slack, visible work, and weekly demos/retros - keeping progress flowing without ove...
by Shrikant Vashishtha