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Last week in AWS re:Invent with Corey Quinn

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Live from re:Invent…it’s Stack Overflow!

103

Interface is everything, and everything is an interface

104

AI is a crystal ball into your codebase

105

Treating your agents like microservices

106

Abstraction, but for robots

107

Lightning-as-a-service for agriculture

108

You’re probably underutilizing your GPUs

109

Only you can stop AI database drops

110

How to create agents that people actually want to use

111

The fastest agent in the race has the best evals

112

One thing enterprise AI projects need to succeed? Community.

113

AI code means more critical thinking, not less

114

Revealing the unknown unknowns in your software

115

To write secure code, be less gullible than your AI

116

Vibe coding needs a spec, too

117

Craft and quality beat speed and scale, with or without agents

118

Your runbooks are obsolete in the age of agents

119

What leaders need to know from the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey

120

Open source is giving you choices with your agent systems

121

Why rent a cloud when you can build one?

122

AI agents for your digital chores

123

Vite is like the United Nations of JavaScript

124

Context is king for secure, AI-generated code

125

One is not the loneliest number for API calls

126

Building AI-ready teams: Why documentation and culture matter more than tools

127

As your AI gets smarter, so must your API

128

Getting Backstage in front of a shifting dev experience

129

Democratizing your data access with AI agents

130

Off with your CMS’s head! Composability and security in headless CMS

131

What an MCP implementation looks like at a CRM company

132

Planning to Arm mobile devices with chips that handle AI

133

How AI is reshaping developer teams and the future of software development

134

We built stackoverflow.ai with the community and for the community

135

Kotlin is more than just the Android house language

136

Building AI for consumer applications isn’t all fun and games

137

Open-source is for the people, by the people

138

From punch cards to prompts: a history of how software got better

139

Svelte was built on “slinging code for the sheer love of it”

140

Learning in the flow: Unlocking employee potential through continuous learning

141

Robots in the skies (and they use Transformer models)

142

The server-side rendering equivalent for LLM inference workloads

143

The future of Vue is you (and You)

144

AI isn’t stealing your job, it’s helping you find it

145

Python: Come for the language, stay for the community

146

Being unambiguous in what you want: the software engineer in a vibe coding world

147

The innovation, leadership, and team agility inside U.S. Bank’s cloud journey

148

That custom gift for your mom takes more work than you think

149

Saving the world with speed and at scale

150

“AI has been the wild west”: Creating standards for agents with Sean Falconer

151

How to do your job happier

152

Where we’re going, we don’t need fossil fuels

153

How your favorite movie is changing language learning technology

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There is no golden path anymore: Engineering practices are being rewritten

155

Attention isn’t all we need; we need ownership too

156

Why call one API when you can use GraphQL to call them all?

157

Programming problems that seem easy, but aren't, featuring Jon Skeet

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You’ve got 99 problems but data shouldn’t be one

159

You've vibe coded an app. Now what?

160

How to build your prototypes without a 35% tariff

161

Defending the realm: Trust and safety at Stack Overflow

162

"My job is going to change in a dramatic way”: Exploring the future of the internet with Cloudflare

163

After 30 years, Java is still brewing up new features

164

“We’re not worried about compute anymore”: The future of AI models

165

Better vibes and vibe coding with Gemini 2.5

166

Banking on a serverless world

167

If an attacker can edit your mobile code, how do you defend your app?

168

In a deterministic simulation, you can debug with time travel

169

Getting rid of the pain for developers on Shopify

170

Understanding the limitations of AI is crucial for enterprise success

171

“The future is agents”: Building a platform for RAG agents

172

WBIT #8: Typescript for gut biomes

173

Can a dev environment spark joy? The Android team thinks so.

174

Durable execution: autosave for your microservices

175

Salesforce wants to do for agentic AI what they did for SaaS

176

Next-level observability: live breakpoint debugging

177

Is the enterprise (actually) ready for AI?

178

Using AI to find patient zero in marketing campaigns

179

Moving beyond velocity: Measuring real business impact

180

Mastering microservices with a former Uber and Netflix architect

181

Improving on a 30-year-old hardware architecture

182

“We’re not replacing you; we’re with you”: Where AI meets infrastructure

183

Grab bag! On the floor at HumanX

184

Standardization and simplification as key to engineering excellence

185

Visually orchestrating data diagnostics but platform agnostic

186

Generating components, not tokens

187

WBIT #7: Exploring WebAssembly with the first SO user to get 10k rep

188

How AI can prevent clinician burnout

189

How do you fact-check an AI?

190

“There is a real cost to moving fast”: Using AI to accelerate drug discovery

191

WBIT #6: Be curious, ask questions, and don’t argue with JavaScript

192

Bottom of the first: A veteran VC’s take on the AI landscape

193

Is AI a bubble or a revolution? The answer is yes.

194

Boots on the ground: Holistic AI and Audioshake at HumanX

195

“Are AI agents ready for the enterprise?”

196

AI is shifting focus from syntax to critical thinking

197

“The power of the humble embedding”

198

An AI future free of slop

199

WBIT #5: Building a framework to lure web devs to mobile

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Improving error monitoring with AI