# Martin Fowler
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martin fowler (born 1963) is a British software developer, author and international public speaker on software development, specialising in object-oriented analysis and design, UML, patterns, and agile software development methodologies, including extreme programming.
His 1999 book Refactoring popularised the practice of code refactoring. In 2004 he introduced Presentation Model (PM), an architectural pattern.
57. How Engineers Can Convince Executives That Technical Debt Is a Business Problem
“The extra effort that it takes to add new features is the interest paid on the debt.” — Martin Fowler, British software developer, author of Technical Debt, 2019, and international public speaker on software development
Engineers contend with technical debt daily. But what exactly is technical …
Rogue AI or Just Sloppy Ops?
The OpenAI Hugging Face hack. The Anthropic testing failures. Listen to the security and ops experts, not lab researchers. I walk you through the production failures that allowed OpenAI’s models to access the internet, and what we can learn from the last few months on how to protect our systems and…
066 - Context Engineering: The New Skill Developers Need
Coding agents can now work across whole repositories, use tools, and handle longer software tasks, which makes context engineering an increasingly practical skill: deciding what an agent should know, how it discovers that information, and when it should receive it. This episode explains why more c…
Day 355 - The Canary Principle
The canary principle can be best stated as follows:
Before exposing the whole system to a change, expose a small part of it and watch closely.
This idea comes from coal mining. Miners faced invisible threats such as carbon monoxide. Because canaries are more sensitive to dangerous gases than hu…
Rust in Pieces (with Alistair Norman and Sofia Besenski)
On this episode of Dead Code, host Jared talks with Sofia Besenski and Alistair Norman of Super Good about DHH's 2026 Rails World keynote. In it, DHH announced that HEY is leaving Rails for six native apps and a Rust backend. He has called Rust hideous before, but he now argues that the language's …
[EN] ByteSized: AI, agents and coding
![[EN] ByteSized: AI, agents and coding](https://cdn-images-3.listennotes.com/podcasts/code-for-thought-peter-schmidt-tLgiJpCk3aM-ln_zOHBw9Vf.300x300.jpg)
English edition: As part of our ByteSized series, we are going through some of the (many) aspects of AI assisted coding with my guests Robert Chatley (Imperial College London, UK), Reece Walsh (Newcastle Uni., UK) and Faruk Diblen (eScience Centre, Amsterdam, NL).
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https://missing.csail.mit…
Herding Code 210: Ian Cooper on Microservices and the Brighter library
Episode 210
While at NDC Oslo, K Scott and Jon talked to Ian Cooper about Microservices and using the Brighter library for Command Dispatcher / Command Processor patterns.
Download / Listen: Herding Code 210: Ian Cooper on Microservices and the Brighter library
Show Notes:
Why Microse…
Herding Code 84: Ex-Microsoft Developer Panel with Mike Moore, Jeff Cohen, and Scott Bellware
Episode 84
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk to Jeff Cohen, Mike Moore, and Scott Bellware about why and how they've moved away from Microsoft development and into the Ruby community.
K Scott asks the guests about why they switched. Jeff talks about how his switch from desktop develop…
Herding Code 45: Larry O’Brien on Domain Specific Languages
Episode 45
There's a lot of community chatter around Domain Specific Languages (DSLs.) If you're interested in hearing more, you won't want to miss this episode as this week on Herding Code the guys interview Larry O'Brien, professional writer and software developer, on Domain Specific Languages,…
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