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Two key radar colleagues - @bboeckel and James Lewis - will discuss the blips they find most interesting from our latest Technology Radar

https://www. linkedin.com/events/7265386199 089872896/about/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social-organic&utm_campaign=tr331-postlaunch-linkedinlive_2024-11&utm_content=martin-promotion

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Two key radar colleagues - @bboeckel and James Lewis - will discuss the blips they find most interesting from our latest Technology Radar

https://www. linkedin.com/events/7265386199 089872896/about/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social-organic&utm_campaign=tr331-postlaunch-linkedinlive_2024-11&utm_content=martin-promotion

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@mikebroberts "I can almost see his apartment from my window" 😂

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@mikebroberts "I can almost see his apartment from my window" 😂

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@atrus @bboeckel Then you might find this this memo interesting: https://martinfowler.com/articles/expl oring-gen-ai.html#memo-06

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@atrus @bboeckel Then you might find this this memo interesting: https://martinfowler.com/articles/expl oring-gen-ai.html#memo-06

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NEW POST

Last month GitHub Copilot released a new multi-file editing capability: a powerful coding assistance feature which expands the scope of AI assistance to larger changes over many files. @bboeckel gave it a try to find out how useful it is and what it means for developer feedback loops.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/expl oring-gen-ai.html#memo-11

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NEW POST

Last month GitHub Copilot released a new multi-file editing capability: a powerful coding assistance feature which expands the scope of AI assistance to larger changes over many files. @bboeckel gave it a try to find out how useful it is and what it means for developer feedback loops.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/expl oring-gen-ai.html#memo-11

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@evan I haven't looked into that yet.

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@evan I haven't looked into that yet.

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With the recent uptick in tech activity on Bluesky, I've decided that I will start posting there in addition to my current locations. I've also put together my general thoughts on the state of social media, and how I'm using it, now that it's two years since The Muskover.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/2024-social-media.html

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With the recent uptick in tech activity on Bluesky, I've decided that I will start posting there in addition to my current locations. I've also put together my general thoughts on the state of social media, and how I'm using it, now that it's two years since The Muskover.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/2024-social-media.html

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I'm liking this metaphor that Beth Andres-Beck and Kent Beck came up with for thinking about software development ecosystems

https://tidyfirst.substack.com/p/attra cted-to-the-desert-or-the-forest

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I'm liking this metaphor that Beth Andres-Beck and Kent Beck came up with for thinking about software development ecosystems

https://tidyfirst.substack.com/p/attra cted-to-the-desert-or-the-forest

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FINAL §

Matthew Foster and John Mikel Amiel Regida finish their account of how they incrementally modernized a mobile application by looking at the results of their work. They achieved a significant shortening of time to new value, and found that changes in the new application could be prepared in about half the time it took on the old codebase.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/stra ngler-fig-mobile-apps.html#Results

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FINAL §

Matthew Foster and John Mikel Amiel Regida finish their account of how they incrementally modernized a mobile application by looking at the results of their work. They achieved a significant shortening of time to new value, and found that changes in the new application could be prepared in about half the time it took on the old codebase.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/stra ngler-fig-mobile-apps.html#Results

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@mikebroberts Congratulations on another good run. Hope your muscles heal quickly, and that you're enjoying plenty of muscle relaxant.

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@mikebroberts Congratulations on another good run. Hope your muscles heal quickly, and that you're enjoying plenty of muscle relaxant.

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NEW §

Matthew Foster and John Mikel Amiel Regida dive into the details of incrementally modernizing a legacy mobile application. They look at how to implant the strangler fig into the existing app, setting up bi-directional communication between the new app and the legacy, and ensuring effective regression testing on the overall system.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/stra ngler-fig-mobile-apps.html#DivingDeeperx2026

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NEW §

Matthew Foster and John Mikel Amiel Regida dive into the details of incrementally modernizing a legacy mobile application. They look at how to implant the strangler fig into the existing app, setting up bi-directional communication between the new app and the legacy, and ensuring effective regression testing on the overall system.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/stra ngler-fig-mobile-apps.html#DivingDeeperx2026

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NEW POST

My colleagues are often involved in modernizing legacy systems, and our approach is to do this in an incremental fashion. Doing this with a mobile application raises some specific challenges. Matthew Foster and John Mikel Amiel Regida share their experiences of a recent engagement to do this, shifting from a monolithic legacy application to one using a modular micro-app architecture.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/stra ngler-fig-mobile-apps.html

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NEW POST

My colleagues are often involved in modernizing legacy systems, and our approach is to do this in an incremental fashion. Doing this with a mobile application raises some specific challenges. Matthew Foster and John Mikel Amiel Regida share their experiences of a recent engagement to do this, shifting from a monolithic legacy application to one using a modular micro-app architecture.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/stra ngler-fig-mobile-apps.html

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And some background on its making: https://www. katebush.com/news_article/meet-little-shrew/

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And some background on its making: https://www. katebush.com/news_article/meet-little-shrew/

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A wonderful bit of animation directed by one of my favorite musicians. Four minutes of bleakness and hope.
https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=gXUkSiV4Jz s&t=247s

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A wonderful bit of animation directed by one of my favorite musicians. Four minutes of bleakness and hope.
https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=gXUkSiV4Jz s&t=247s

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Today 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.

https://www. thoughtworks.com/radar

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Today 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.

https://www. thoughtworks.com/radar

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I really like the "hide distracting items" feature in Safari. I'm hoping it will make many web pages more bearable to browse.

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I really like the "hide distracting items" feature in Safari. I'm hoping it will make many web pages more bearable to browse.

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@mikebroberts If only there was an editor that would auto-expand custom abbreviations.....

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@mikebroberts If only there was an editor that would auto-expand custom abbreviations.....

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@mikebroberts That's beyond crazy. I always assume that if you get 500 you're not losing, let alone by an innings!

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@mikebroberts That's beyond crazy. I always assume that if you get 500 you're not losing, let alone by an innings!