Tech Digest: Summer 2026 Tech Links: Architecture
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https://udbjorg.net/2026/06/Tech-Digest-Summer-2026-Tech-Links-Architecture
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Magnus Udbjorg
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I'm a developer by heart and a leader, an Executive Master in IT-Management, BA in Social science and Computer science. Almost every aspect of IT is exciting and something we can use to bring good to the world. Always try to share everything I find interesting; this is how I stay on top of the ever-changing world of technology.
ai doesnt fix a team it amplifies whats there
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https://udbjorg.net/2026/04/ai-doesnt-fix-a-team-it-amplifies-whats-there
the grassroots revolution building ai native engineering teams
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https://udbjorg.net/2026/04/the-grassroots-revolution-building-ai-native-engineering-teams
Tech Digest: Spring 2026 Tech Links: Architecture
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https://udbjorg.net/2026/04/Tech-Digest-Spring-2026-Tech-Links-Architecture
Tech Digest: Winter 2026 Tech Links: Architecture Engineering Leadership and Go Tooling
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Vaughn Vernon 🟦 🟨 🟧 🟪If you have worked in LARGE legacy transformation and modernization, what would you recommend others should do?
Can y'all repost for reach? Thanks! 😊
A. Strangler Vine
B. Greenfield replacement
C. Hybrid (A&B)
D. Build new around legacy
Poll ended at .
Jason Santa MariaSome A Book Apart news: after 14 years and over 60 books, we’ve decided to stop publishing new titles. More details about why and what comes next in our post below.
The books will continue to be available through us for a time, and then through our distribution partners after that.
https://abookapart.com/blogs/press/a-new-chapter-for-a-book-apart
🧵 1/2 (small thread)
A New Chapter for A Book Apart
Dear Reader, We wanted to share a bit of news with you. Since opening our doors in 2010, we’ve navigated considerable change—from rising production costs, to fluctuating fulfillment needs, to evolving operational strategies. Largely, experiencing such change has inspired us to shift, flex, and transform. More recently, it is testing the sustainability of our business, and after careful consideration we
Greg WilsonPlease don't call it "idiot-proof": there aren't actually very many idiots in the world. Call it "weary-tolerant", as in, "Let's make this software upgrade process weary-tolerant so that people who've woken up at five in the morning to look after a sick kid can get a server back online on the first try." Or "multi-tasking compatible", as in, "Let's make this interface MTC so that people who are trying to put out three fires at once don't bork their installation by using tabs instead of spaces."
George Takei 
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Anna E. CookAs I watch X openly support Nazis, Google search displaying explicitly incorrect information and misinformation, and the continued march towards a lack of foresight or accountability in tech I must reiterate that technology is and forever will be a political force.