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@matthewskelton It has to be said.
IMO the rules havenāt changed - small batch size, well structured, readable code & tests etc etc. Thereās nothing in these tools to suggest different to me. The only change is they are burning the planet to avoid cutting and pasting code from random sites
LLM-driven code generation threatens a return to ābig batch testingā and massive releases because the amount of code to review is just too large for human comprehension. Weāve been there before and itās not good.
Continuous Delivery practices helped get out of that mess, but apparently "it all changes with AI" š§
Who would welcome a talk / article about this?
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Today is the anniversary of the release of the web to the world, in 1991, by @timbl when he said "Try it"
Billions have taken up his call to use the web. W3C, as a steward of this initial gift since 1994, is realizing our vision of making the web work, for everyone ā a web designed for the good of its users, that is safe and secure.
https://www.w3.org/blog/2025/vision-for-w3c-to-reach-durable-and-sustainable-success/
After three years out of the EU's Horizon research programme, UK researchers re-entry has seen them quickly ramp up the grant levels towards levels in previous programmes.
This will be good news for those universities hosting these research projects... so a glimmer of good news for the university sector, alleviating the finical crisis a little for some universities!
Karl Scotland
Chris Pitts
Tom Phillips
Eberhard Wolff
World Wide Web Consortium
Chloe Kelly fan account
samir, lost and found
Emeritus Prof Christopher May
kuriko