2025-12-06 17:30:04
Architectural debt is not just technical debt
https://frederickvanbrabant.com/blog/2025-10-31-architectural-debt-is-not-just-technical-debt/
My Framework for Technical Debt
I've mentioned my approach to technical debt often, but I've never actually written it down. Here's the framework I use.
https://christof.damian.net/2025/11/my-framework-for-technical-debt.html
📣📣📣 LLM-powered coding mass-produces technical debt. 📣📣📣
The expectations around them are sky-high, but many organizations are falling behind because of them. 📉
WHY IT MATTERS? CTOs lament slowdowns and production issues traced to company-wide rollouts of LLM-powered coding assistants. The AI promise clashes with the reality of technical debt and security issues. 🐛
Read more:
“The promise of AI for engineers is getting rid of engineers.
Tools like GitHub’s Copilot write code, specs, review, and create pull requests. They create and run tests, and do so in the background while the developers engage in more productive activities, such as meetings.”
From my latest blog on @…
This week I've done a heap of work to move four different web applications (on different backend servers) behind a pair of haproxy.
This is also going to allow me to turn off a 32-bit Debian server running Debian 7 (wheezy).
My GOD the repayment of technical debt here…
I've used Audacity from time to time, so I was a little bit curious anyway, but this video from Tantacrul was really interesting on more fundamental topics too:
• change management
• technical debt
• usability
• discoverability
• defaults
and balancing the needs of newcomers against people who've got used to things working as they do now.
Respect!
(Audacity is audio editing software, simpler than e.g. Reaper or ProTools.)
#Audacity #AudioEditing #video #ChangeManagement #TechnicalDebt #UX #Tantacrul