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Welcome to Adam's programming pages!. Adam Tornhill is a programmer who combines degrees in engineering and psychology. He's the founder of CodeScene where he designs code analysis tools that empower teams to build great software.
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Five Programming Books That Changed How I Think
A look beyond the usual top five to discover other books that are profoundly novel. Each book influenced how I think about code.
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An opinionated (and mainly correct) guide to naming
Naming in software goes way beyond any aesthetics. Good naming minimizes reconstruction work. Here is the style and habits that I've picked up.
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Why Merge Conflicts became the new Agentic Bottleneck
Revisiting some techniques from Your Code as a Crime Scene in the light of agentic coding. Specifically, how a socio-technical fit becomes even more important now that agents are our actors.
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Compressed Cognition: The Cost of Faster Coding
Agentic coding collapses the timeline of software decisions. What we gain in speed, we pay for in decision density and mental energy. Here's a deep dive into the trade-offs and how to work with them.
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Coding Is Dead (…But It Still Smells Funny)
The post-AI developer role and skillsets in the future of building software.
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