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InfoQ Culture & Methods Trends in 2025
The InfoQ team shares insights on AI's impact on engineering, the necessity of psychological safety, and building high-performing, resilient teams through effective metrics and culture.
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Code vs. Strategy: Where Should Senior Devs Focus
Mark Allen discusses strategies for software developers, architects, and leaders to engage in strategic conversations, build their internal brand, and foster user-focused, high-performing teams.
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Using AI Code Generation to Migrate 20000 Tests
Sergii Gorbachov discusses how Slack saved 10,000+ engineering hours on code migration using a hybrid approach of AST and LLMs, offering key learnings for senior developers and leaders.
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Flaky Tests: Reclaim Your Build & Developer Productivity
Trisha Gee discusses developer productivity, the hidden costs of flaky tests, and the importance of good test design for senior developers and engineering leaders.
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Unmasking Dev Productivity: AI, Bias & the Hidden Truths
Emerson Murphy-Hill discusses developer productivity, the impact of team dynamics, and systemic bias in engineering, including surprising stats on code review feedback by age and gender.
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Engineer Burnout? Gen AI for Sustainable Mental Peace
John Gesimondo discusses achieving mental peace in software engineering with a GenAI framework, covering emotional recovery, planning, and maximizing flow.
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Productivity Paradox: Why "More Work" Kills Creativity & Code Quality
Holly Cummins discusses the productivity paradox, showing why downtime boosts creativity and how to leverage it for better software development.
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Balancing Coupling: Future-Proof Your Software Architecture
Vlad Khononov on balancing coupling in software design, not just low coupling. He links distance, knowledge sharing, and volatility to system complexity, offering modular design strategies.
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Architecture is Knowledge Flow: The Hard Truths Nobody Tells You
Diana Montalion discusses how architecture designs for knowledge flow, differentiating between knowledge stock and flow, and its critical role in building effective, adaptable software systems.
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InfoQ Architecture and Design Trends in 2025
Thomas Betts and panelists discuss 2025 software architecture trends, including AI's impact (LLMs, RAG, Agentic AI), cell-based architecture, and privacy engineering.
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Great Architects Facilitate, Not Dictate Software Decisions
Thomas Betts and Andrew Harmel-Law discuss Facilitating Software Architecture, exploring evolving practices and empowering teams in architectural decisions.
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