Table of Contents The False Promise of Unit Testing Why Unit Tests Fail Real-World Development What Actually Improves Code Quality Building Effective Testing Strategies Modern Tools Enable Better Testing Managing Development Workflow Conclusion Developers obsess over unit testing coverage like it’s some holy metric. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: those perfectly isolated tests measuring individual…
Originally published at Perl Weekly 741 Hi there! It seems The Perl Planetarium got a facelift. Congratulations! A couple of days ago I received an email from Olaf Alders, let me include the whole thing here as he explains it much better than I could do: Hi Everyone, Please excuse the mass email. Today we…
In this article, you’ll build a small multiplatform app for Android and iOS that blinks an LED on an IoT device. You’ll use Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) for shared logic, Compose Multiplatform for the UI, and the Kable library for Bluetooth communication. Kotlin Multiplatform provides the foundation for sharing application logic. Compose Multiplatform lets you create…
Let me start with a familiar feeling. You’ve got an idea. The kind that wakes you up at 2 a.m. because you can already see it working. You grab your laptop, open your editor, spin up a new project… and within twenty minutes, you’re knee-deep in setup. Folders. Config files. Auth. Routing. And just like…
The Challenge: 45 Articles per Month Without Becoming a Generic Content Factory Creating 45 quality articles per month sounds crazy, right? That was my exact thought when I set this goal for AffiliateOS – my experiment in AI-powered affiliate marketing. Speed alone is not the problem. The real challenge is keeping editorial quality, a unique…
Managers and workers increasingly depend on AI writers for sensitive communication, raising concerns about empathy, trust, and HR’s long-term role.
A Cambridge-led project seeks funds to digitize and restore 100,000 hours of historic scientific recordings featuring leading global thinkers.
Microsoft’s Photos app adds AI-powered sorting and super resolution features, but they only work on Copilot+ PCs with NPU hardware.
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When AI Makes Life Too Easy Last week, I did something that felt like pure magic — I let Perplexity’s browser assistant (Comet) automate my entire web check-in process. You know that annoying ritual of opening your airline’s website, entering your booking reference, selecting seats, and downloading boarding passes? Gone. Just… poof… automated. And honestly?…
