Martin FowlerToday we publish the 31st volume of the @thoughtworks Technology Radar - our regular survey of technologies that capture our attention in our client work. Again there's a lot we've learned about using GenAI here, reflected in the explosion of AI-adjacent tools, which we've found helpful in building useful AI-based systems. But we're also finding that coding assistants can often lead folks into trouble.
Nicolas Grisey Demengel@mfowler @thoughtworks Apparently there's an error in the "Continuous Deployment" blip. It seems that you've changed the previous "Continuous Delivery" blip, and in doing so the meaning of the two techniques has been reversed.
The new text (incorrectly) reads: "Continuous deployment differs from continuous delivery in that it only requires that code can be deployed at any time; it doesn't require that every change actually is deployed to production."
The previous one (correctly) reads: "Continuous delivery is not the same as continuous deployment, which means deploying every change to production. [..] It puts you in charge of your production environment."
The new text (incorrectly) reads: "Continuous deployment differs from continuous delivery in that it only requires that code can be deployed at any time; it doesn't require that every change actually is deployed to production."
The previous one (correctly) reads: "Continuous delivery is not the same as continuous deployment, which means deploying every change to production. [..] It puts you in charge of your production environment."
Thoughtworks@NicolasGriseyDemengel Thanks for calling this out, we're updating it asap