#Developer-Tools
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The Future Of Software Engineering with Anthropic
Roundtable on how AI is changing software engineering: closed-loop development, test-first workflows, evolving code review, long-horizon agents, and the limits of adoption in regulated settings.
What I believe about the future of software development
Thorsten Ball argues that models will shift software work from coding and review to system design, product judgment, and token-driven workflows, while many current tools, roles, and habits fade.
DevRel's Death as Zero Interest Rate Phenomenon
The piece argues that DevRel is not dead, but that the excesses of the 2020–2022 period were a zero-interest-rate phenomenon. It says current conditions are forcing a right-sizing of expectations, even though the core jobs of DevRel remain.
21 Developer Tools to Improve Your Daily Life as Developer ⚡🎁
Lists 21 tools, projects, and packages that the author considers genuinely useful for devs, covering UI, testing, data, SQL, automation, collaboration, and productivity.
8 Killer Productivity Tools to Work Smarter not Harder
A page curates eight productivity tools for developers, each aimed at reducing repetitive work, improving planning, and keeping tasks, notes, communication, and habits in one flow.
The Remote Developer's Toolkit: 10 Must-Have Apps and Software for Working from Home
The page lists ten tools for remote developers, from note-taking and launching apps to pair programming, whiteboarding, cloud dev environments, and async video updates.
AI Is Forcing Us To Write Good Code
A six-person team enforces 100% code coverage, thoughtful file naming, and fast disposable dev environments because coding agents need the guardrails humans used to skip under deadline pressure.
Don't Waste Your Back Pressure
Argues that agent leverage scales with the automated feedback ('back pressure') around them, like build systems, type checkers, and browser tools, not with the model alone.
10 new Git commands you should start using today
A round-up of ten Git commands added since version 2.23 that replace overloaded old ones, automate repo maintenance, and make merges, rebases and monorepos easier to handle.
AI Tooling for Software Engineers in 2026
Pragmatic Engineer's 2026 survey of 900+ engineers: Claude Code overtook GitHub Copilot and Cursor in eight months, and the more senior the respondent, the more they love it.
Speed up your daily work with Elixir console tricks
The post collects IEx habits that make Elixir work faster: use built-in help, autocomplete, history, multiline input, previous results, recompile, and .iex.exs setup.
Git standup, how did I ever live without you?
The post says standup meetings can make it hard to remember yesterday’s work, and praises git standup as a simple Git extension that lists your commits from yesterday and fits daily workflow.
Top skills developers should be learning right now
The article argues that web developers should keep up with ECMAScript 6, Go, React, container tools like Vagrant and Docker, and design thinking because the field changes quickly.
Programmers Without TDD Will be Unemployable by 2022
The author predicts that by 2022 professional programmers will need routine TDD, with automated unit tests, better maintainability, fewer bugs, and shifts in hiring, training, and tools.
Our web development workflow is completely broken
The post argues that browser developer tools still assume simple documents, while web apps and frontend workflows have become far more complex. It calls for deeper editor-browser integration and a unified remote debugging protocol.
11 Useful JavaScript Tools for Developers
The page gathers 11 JavaScript tools and describes how they help with counting text, chat, linting, responsive menus, maps, task running, CSS processing, and visual design.
GitHub and the Democratization of Programming
An interview with Chris Wanstrath argues that Git and GitHub make code sharing easier, lower the barrier to entry, and help programming spread beyond professional developers into more mainstream work.