Stack Overflow Blog

code-for-a-living March 1, 2023

How Intuit democratizes AI development across teams through reusability

We found success in a blended approach to product development—a marriage of the skills and expertise of data, AI, analytics, and software engineering teams—to build a platform powered by componentized AI.

Yi Ng and Clarence Huang

so-for-teams March 1, 2023

New pricing for Stack Overflow for Teams

Although a lot has changed since Stack Overflow launched in 2008, one thing has not: Stack Overflow continues to help people find the answers they need, when they need them. Our platform supports millions of the world's most active developers and technologists who visit every month to ask questions, learn, and share technical knowledge.

Joy Liuzzo

code-for-a-living February 27, 2023

Stop saying “technical debt”

Everyone who says "tech debt" assumes they know what we’re all talking about, but their individual pictures differ quite a bit.

Chelsea Troy

code-for-a-living February 26, 2023

Why governments need open source more than ever

We face larger than life challenges in our world. Maybe open source's wisdom of the crowds can help solve them.

Ritika Puri

code-for-a-living February 23, 2023

How edge functions move your back end close to your front end

Serverless functions have made computing seamless and fast. but for worldwide audiences, you need to get closer to your user to overcome latency.

Giridhar Talla

code-for-a-living February 19, 2023

Developer with ADHD? You’re not alone.

Is there a connection between programming and ADHD? And could it be that people with ADHD are particularly well-suited to programming careers?

Eira May Senior Content Marketer

code-for-a-living February 16, 2023

Monitoring debt builds up faster than software teams can pay it off

Today, it’s easier than ever for a team to monitor software in production. But it's also easy to build up a lot of tech debt around monitoring.

Jean Yang

code-for-a-living February 15, 2023

Serverless scales well, but most databases don’t

The benefits that come from serverless computing can be lost if you have to spend your time provisioning hardware for your database.

Stanimira Vlaeva and Fred Favelin

code-for-a-living February 13, 2023

Coding 102: Writing code other people can read

That bootcamp may have taught you to write code that works. But the next level is to write code that works with other people.

Max Pekarsky Software Engineer

code-for-a-living February 9, 2023

Three layers to secure a software development organization

This affects the individual developer writing insecure code, the engineering team blindly trusting their dependencies, and the organization thinking that their best bet is to roll their own security controls.

Tanya Janca