7 Programming Legends Predict the Future of AI Coding - Will software development jobs survive the future? | by Matthew MacDonald

7 Programming Legends Predict the Future of AI Coding - Will software development jobs survive the future? | by Matthew MacDonald
Town Hall was the usual "We're cramming AI into everything and you need to help us do it!" tripe that ruins my day.
Fortunately habaneros were available at the grocery so my ramen for lunch may still turn it around.
Shipped a piece of software in Rust the other day without knowing Rust. Told the agent what to build and asked how it works. Bigger projects, less time, still real value.
Verbatim from David: I'm gonna fire up a team of agents to go look at all the issues and pull requests. That's his own project, diagnosing itself. Small window into where dev work goes next.
A dark factory runs with the lights off. No people, robots feeding themselves material all night. Now picture that same building, but what comes off the line is software.
Meet the Hosted Skills Canvas: Build, Run, and Debug in GitHub Copilot
Design Agent-Driven UIs Faster with Syncfusion A2UI Composer
A New Agentic Experience: JetBrains Air in IDEs – EAP Now Open
#jetbrains #ai #jetbrainsair #productivity #ide #agents #softwaredev
Introducing Syncfusion A2UI: Build Agent-Driven Interfaces with Reusable UI Components
Git 3.0 is set to make SHA-256 the default hash, and a GitButler post argues this change will be costly. #Git #SoftwareDev
— A new default hash reaches every tool and host built on Git, so the cost is not only inside Git.
Bring your plugin to Microsoft Copilot with Work IQ Developer Tools
#m365 #copilot #microsoftcopilot #ai #workiq #plugins #softwaredev #devtools
Everything released in September 2026 for Azure Developer CLI
#azure #azd #cloud #softwaredev #cli #commandline #azuredevcli
Updates to Copilot Code Reviews for Azure Repos
#azuredevops #cloud #azure #githubcopilot #codereview #devops #repos #softwaredev
Getting ready for 2026 results: A look back on Stack Overflow Developer Survey findings
Still currently working on updated the visuals for my project, this time I worked on the Buttons. Definitely improves the overall look.
me.subvisual's calendar labels were barely visible. The fix was two CSS classes. It sat untouched for months.
Rui Sousa built something with three ways of saying no and a merge button no agent ever touches.
Read how it works → buff.ly/b3aJN8Z
can anyone share insights on their experiences on using VS Code + GitHub Copilot versus Claude Code or Codex? Trying to assess how useful these harnesses are
Is it MSIX? Part 1: How to Tell if a Process Is Packaged | by Howard Kapustein