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Developers
Developers
Developers
Agentic Tooling as Accessibility
Most organizations expect agentic tooling to greatly increase the speed at which we write code. But there's another benefit in this new world that may not get as much as attention as it deserves: accessibility. River Bailey looks at her own experiences, and that of other developers, to better understand accessibility in the age of AI.
Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
ally
accessibility
ai-ml
productivity
conference-talk

Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
After the tests pass
Engineers are great at testing correctness. Far fewer teams know how to measure whether their code is actually performing well once it's in production.
Accelerate quality software
ai-ml
ci-cd
devops
testing
quality

Developers
Developers
Developers
Lay the Foundation Before You Reach for Advanced Agentic Tooling
Is your code ready for advanced agentic tooling? River Bailey explores the foundational practices that help both humans and AI amplify good work, and avoid repeating the existing problems.
AI
ai-ml
automation
eliminate-waste
quality

Developers
Developers
Developers
AI Should Give Us Our Lives Back, Not Fill Them With More Work
What do you do with the time saved using AI? River Bailey explores multiple threads while exploring the possibilities.
Software tooling & tips
ai-ml
communication
culture
productivity
professional-growth

Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Distributed process ownership eliminates team bottlenecks
Process ownership concentrated in a few hands creates invisible organizational drag. When distributed across the team, it eliminates bottlenecks, improves delivery, and frees leaders to do higher-value work.
Communication & teams
communication
culture
leadership
process
teams

Developers
Developers
Developers
Software engineering and AI: Finding the plot(again)
Is "clean code" still the point when an agent writes it? River Bailey unpacks quality, tech debt, and what it means to be a product engineer.
Communication & teams
ai-ml
communication
professional-growth
tech-debt
quality

Developers
Developers
Developers
Why quality software is expensive (to build)
Quality software is expensive because the parts users notice least often require the most work: usability, reliability, security, compliance, testing, and long-term maintenance.
Maximize software investment
budgeting
efficient software
regulatory-compliance
security
software-purchase













