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iSAQB Software Architecture Gathering

Tag: software development

Adele Carpenter shares why Java remains so popular, what makes Kotlin stand out, and why programming language design still matters in the age of AI-generated code.
Dylan Beattie explores developer motivation, corporate responsibility, sustainable funding models, and why the future of open source depends on more than donations.
Lirone Glikman reveals what it takes to remain valuable in an AI-driven world and why technical expertise alone is no longer enough to stand out and make an impact.
Aino Vonge Corry shares her perspective on AI as the “great amplifier,” from fear and misuse to the growing importance of feedback, communication, and agile practices.
In his interview, Vaughn Vernon explains how AI can boost software development while highlighting why craftsmanship, domain knowledge, and critical thinking still matter.
Clare Sudbery shares insights on fostering learning, psychological safety, and human-centered software development while keeping humans in the loop alongside AI.
Peter Hruschka explains how well-documented, reusable frameworks can streamline software development, balance abstraction with practical guidance, and improve in-house efficiency.
Golo Roden illustrates why CRUD oversimplifies business processes and fairy tales alike, and how event sourcing preserves meaning, traceability, and actionable insights in software systems.
Lars Röwekamp shares his thoughts on the benefits and risks of generative AI, emphasizing the need for responsibility, transparency, and careful system architecture in AI-driven applications.