Morning folks

Here is how Upvest, using Domain-Driven Design, Product thinking and an Event-Driven Microservices architecture, built a bank.


https://youtu.be/pVqroDdYWMo?si=sRBYnhouv7R8ONH1

Hello folks

AI is every where and is changing the way we work. Many people are claiming that AI will replace programmers in a matter of months or years. There are people that think that winter is coming, like the author of today’s article

https://julesmay.medium.com/ai-winter-is-coming-656d8e2e9a90

It’s Friday, Weekend is coming.

We write code, AI helps us with it.. refactor, add tests, new code, etc. but AI needs to understand it first and obviously it costs.
What if we write code.. AI friendly? will we end up adopting new patterns that are aligned with how LLMs work?
A bit crazy maybe? well, Albert, a friend and a colleague wrote an article about it:

AI-managed codebases: What if we stop writing code for humans?

https://medium.com/@albert.llousas/ai-managed-codebases-what-happens-if-we-stop-writing-code-for-humans-6f1ef995ab9a

Good morning

let’s start the week with a message from Dave Farley

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dave-farley-a67927_ai-is-not-going-to-replace-software-engineers-activity-7334163475520262144-Kmbs

Morning

today’s post is from David Singleton, ex CTO at Stripe and spent some years at Google.
David talks about coding agents from his own experience

Coding Agents have crossed a Chasm

thanks Asier for sharing this post on Bluesky

https://blog.singleton.io/posts/2025-06-14-coding-agents-cross-a-chasm/

Good morning ☕️

Martin Fowler shared with us his take on LLMs and how they are bringing to us a new nature of abstraction.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/2025-nature-abstraction.html

it’s Friday!!

Learning lean/Agile concepts / short videos by Edu Ferro

https://www.eferro.net/2023/11/learning-leanagile-concepts-short-videos.html

Hello there

In praise of normal engineers” by Charity Majors

thanks Isidro for sharing

https://charity.wtf/2025/06/19/in-praise-of-normal-engineers/

hello there

here is an interesting article on “Expert Generalists” and how Specialists are still needed, on Martin Fowler’s blog.
The best teams mix both: generalists to connect the dots, and specialists to go deep when it counts especially in complex domains or with specific tech. LLMs make generalists even more powerful, but balance is still key.

https://martinfowler.com/articles/expert-generalist.html

Hello there

Gergely Orosz (Pragmatic Engineer) talks about LLMs and SWE in 2025

Software Engineering with LLMs in 2025: reality check

https://youtu.be/EO3_qN_Ynsk?si=aW4CIfvI4o_ALQKG