Hey everyone, Just published a new article on Medium about turning Cloud Chaos into Developer Delight using Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs). If you're dealing with cloud complexity and developer toil, this practical guide is for you. Check it out here: https://medium.com/@akshaymittal_90606/from-cloud-chaos-to-developer-delight-a-practical-guide-to-building-your-first-internal-ff3d12834ad0 Hope it's helpful!

Huge news! OpenAI reaches agreement to buy startup Windsurf for $3 Billion according to Bloomberg News. Windsurf is an AI code editor, similar to Cursor and GitHub Copilot. Windsurf and Cursor are the 2 most prominent players in the AI IDE space right now. Both of them have grown fast and shipped a ton new and innovative features extremely quickly to make software development with AI a breeze. OpenAI buying one of them is a big deal and could shake things up a lot. For example, Windsurf getting priority access to OpenAI models, or being included in the OpenAI subscription would definitely drive up the adoption for Windsurf and bring even more competition to Cursor. I'm excited to see where this goes & what both of them come up with next!

I often see Golang being a primary requirement for backend developer roles and I often wonder if I want to add the experience of Golang or any other language in general, do I show a project or an online course? Say the requirement is 0-2 years of Golang, how do you approach this situation?

Hey All, I wanted to share this post that came up in my fee. It is for early career engineers. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7304732483558735872-zubr?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAnzQT0BgeKAXau-qmqWKgzkl4p0xRk3JCE

Is there any platform to practice React or Angular Front end technologies?