Intuit engineers Chase Roossin and Steven Kulesza discuss challenges and solutions for scaling multi-agent AI systems, covering coordination patterns, architectural strategies, and best practices.
Learn to combine AI tools with domain expertise by framing problems clearly, validating outputs with traditional resources, and conducting code reviews to overcome trust barriers.
A practical guide to coordinating multiple AI agents at scale: define roles, use event-driven messaging, implement coordination layers, handle failures, and monitor. Avoid common pitfalls.
The 2025 Go Developer Survey is open until Sept 30. Learn 10 key facts about how your feedback shapes Go's future, including duration, anonymity, and data sharing.
Go 1.25's flight recorder buffers the last seconds of execution traces in memory, enabling on-demand snapshots for debugging latency issues in production.
Key findings from the 2025 Go Developer Survey: demographics, high satisfaction, AI tool adoption with quality concerns, documentation needs, and future language improvements.
Learn how Go reduces heap allocations through stack allocation for constant-sized slices, improving performance and reducing GC pressure.
Go 1.26's source-level inliner in go fix enables safe API migrations, interactive refactoring, and self-service modernizations for all package authors.
Discover how leaders can build trust using transparency, authentic communication, and diverse teamwork, backed by Edelman data and practical examples.
AI labs bet billions on transformer models for AGI, but expert warns it's a risky concentration of resources that may not achieve human-level intelligence without different algorithms.
The Go team announces the 2025 Developer Survey, open through September 30. New this year: raw dataset shared. Help shape Go's future.
Go 1.25 adds a flight recorder that continuously buffers the last few seconds of execution traces, allowing on-demand snapshots for debugging production issues without overhead.
The 2025 Go Developer Survey reveals three key findings: developers seek better best practices and standard library guidance, AI tools are widely used but satisfaction is mixed, and the go command help system needs improvement.
Go 1.26 release: language syntax enhancements, improved garbage collector, 30% cgo reduction, new packages, and experimental SIMD/secret/leak profiling features.
Learn how Go 1.26's rewritten go fix command automatically modernizes code, preview changes with -diff, and explore its analyzers and future extensibility.
Learn how Go's shift from heap to stack allocation reduces garbage collection overhead, especially for constant-sized slices, leading to faster programs.
Go 1.26 introduces a revamped go fix command featuring a source-level inliner that automates function call transformations. This enables package authors to create self-service code modernizers for safe, reliable API migrations.
Explores Go's type construction and cycle detection, highlighting improvements in Go 1.26 that make the type checker more robust without affecting user-facing behavior.
Learn to use GDB's experimental source-tracking breakpoints to automatically adjust breakpoints after editing and recompiling code, saving time in iterative debugging.
A step-by-step guide for leaders to cultivate trust through transparency, clear communication, and teamwork amid information overload.