Listening to this video and feeling inspired. Its crazy how the Conference AI Engineer feels like such a hype bro conference ready to tell you just do more, let go, you’re cooked if your not on the train, gaslighting you to believe something they lack evidence in. But what it really is, is a group of talks that are done by some of the best engineers trying to make it through this transisition just like the rest of us. Drawing the lines between the past and the current. How do you get comfortable with the current without letting go, without giving in to shipping slop, but shipping real good work with confidence.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Se8jHLliLXE
It turns out that good Developer Experience is also good Agent Experience
- testing
- continuous integration
- continuous delivery
- local development
- Monitoring with logs, spans, and traces
Can you to the best of your ability say what you are about to ship is of high quality and provides new features with fewer bugs?
Can you see bugs in production, who is affected by them and make good decisions around how to fix, what to fix, rollback vs fix forward.
Can you rollback quickly?
Can you rollout a new release quickly?