It's issue #329 of DNT Weekly, and as per usual, the week has been eventful. Here's what we've been reading of late.
More than 70% of pull requests at Uber now come from local or cloud agents, and lines of code per engineer has doubled year over year. Uday Kiran Medisetty walks through the six pieces of the ADLC. Read all about it here.
We've got some good reads for you, so let's jump right in.
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Image Source: Design Week
The boring screens that run the world: a designer’s case study
Publisher: Design Week
Chijindu Amadi explores why taking operational software seriously is perhaps the ultimate design challenge.
Image Source: Unsplash
Publisher: Karl Koch
Image Source: Design Better
The Roundup: Designing for a future that doesn’t exist yet
Publisher: Design Better
Image Source: It's Nice That
How can tech serve us better? Insights explores in new report, Good Screens
Publisher: It's Nice That
We live in the age of bad screen time. But is there a world in which technology can feel balanced, fulfilling – good? In It's Nice That's latest report, they explore the growing appetite for devices that make a positive impact on our lives, and how brands can respond to this moment creatively.
Image Source: Unsplash
How to decide when an AI tool is worth keeping
Publisher: NN Group
Image Source: Every
The Healthcare Company that built the AI tool it couldn’t buy
Publisher: Every
Product find of the week
Image Source: Railway
Railway - All-in-one intelligent cloud provider
Railway is a full-stack cloud for deploying web apps, servers, databases, and more with automatic scaling, monitoring, and security. You link your repo, and it figures out how to run it. You don't have to stitch together five different tools. Think of it as a friendlier Heroku or Vercel, with easy previews and one-click undo if something breaks.
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Special Mentions
A curated shelf of beautifully designed macOS apps
This font looks perfectly normal to humans but wreaks havoc on AI
