Agile Software Engineering: Who It's For and Who Sponsors It

Est. audience: 100
Apple rating: 0 from 0
Cadence: Weekly
Latest: 2026-10-31
By: Alessandro
Based on: 12 recent episodes

Covers: Software architecture, modern engineering practices, emerging technologies like AI and quantum computing, and computer science concepts.
For: Software engineers, system architects, and technical R&D professionals.
Best for: Developers seeking deep dives into architecture, code design, and emerging tech.
Skip if: Non-technical executives looking for high-level business or sales strategies.

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THE TECHNOLOGIES YOU SHOULD START LEARNING BEFORE YOU NEED THEM: Explores eight emerging technologies, including TinyML, quantum computing, and WebAssembly, for engineers.
MONOLITHIC IS NOT A BAD WORD, BUT WILD DECOMPOSITION OFTEN IS: Examines trade-offs between monolithic architectures and over-decomposed microservices in system design.
WHEN A PROMPT IN A LOOP BECOMES AN AGENT. What the Hugging Face incident really tells us about AI risk: Analyzes how looped LLMs act as agents and the technical risks involved.

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