Engineering & Dev Tools
The Moment the Build Broke: A Real-World Wake-Up Call When a junior engineer ran npm install in the CI job, the pipeline froze on a cryptic error about a missing module, and the build timed out after 15 minutes. Digging into the logs revealed that the pgserve package, listed as
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Imagine a support admin staring at a red-lined pipeline, the deadline for a new chatbot flow ticking down, and the only option seems to be a two-week sprint of Apex coding. With Agentforce, that same admin can drag a conversation node, connect a data source, and push the bot live
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Hook Junior engineers who pair their keyboards with AI code generation tools can ship about 30% more functional lines of code per hour than those who code unaided, according to a recent benchmark from the AI Engineering Lab.[1] The study tracked 42 entry-level developers over a six-week sprint, measuring
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Introduction Imagine a sprint planning meeting where the team assigns a brand-new microservice to a freshly hired junior. The usual story: weeks of pair-programming, a tangled onboarding checklist, and a looming risk that the first commit will miss a critical security rule. In a recent pilot at a Fortune 500
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Imagine you’re watching a nightly build stall at 3 am, the logs spitting out “waiting for image push…” and you have a production deadline breathing down your neck. That exact moment sparked a flurry of activity across dozens of dev teams when Anthropic’s Claude codebase accidentally hit public