Tag: systems thinking
When Code Becomes Cheap, Engineering Becomes Governance
Alan Shimel | | AI code generation, AI-assisted development, apprenticeship, architecture, code governance, code oversight, democratization of coding, developer productivity, developer supervision, end of programming myth, governance era, industrialized programming, integration risk, maintainability, operations, security risk, software reliability, systems thinking, technical debt, validationAI agents can now generate in minutes what once took teams weeks, but the real shift is not faster coding. It is the collapse of code scarcity. As software production becomes industrialized, ...
We’re Not Being Replaced. We’re Inventing What Comes Next, Including Ourselves.
Mitch Ashley | | AI in software development, ai-native, software engineering, systems thinking, vibe codingAfter graduating with degrees in computer science and business in hand, I entered the software industry with the energy and optimism of someone ready to create great software. My first job wasn’t ...
DevOps and Systems Thinking: The Farmer, His Tractor and Olive Garden
As a DevOps and Agile consultant, I work with many technology leaders who see DevOps as this big tangled mess of which they are trying to make sense. When I talk to ...
