Alex Wong

This is the last of four posts to introduce my views on how software development is changing in the agentic era. Here we touch on what is probably the most important skill a leader can have; asking the right questions. Be insightful, not blindly curious. It's a crucial

This is the third of four posts to introduce my views on how software development is changing in the agentic era. For this post, it's about some of the questions to ask before applying non-determinism to your product. In the future we'll go deeper into

This is the second of four posts to introduce my views on how software development is changing in the agentic era. These are introductory thoughts to the structure of your org (whether you call it R&D or EPD). In the future, we'll have future series that

This is the first of four posts to introduce my views on how software development is changing in the agentic era. In this post, we focus primarily on process and we'll talk further about some of the topics mentioned here in future posts. Consider a bold new era

Software, leadership and context is a place to talk about engineering leadership in long format, where it's easier to dive deeper into concepts and talk about them at length. I'm Alex Wong, a software engineer by trade, from the days of waterfall and factories producing boxed