Testing AI is a different job
Two of our senior QA analysts are now certified in AI testing. Here is why that matters more than the acronym suggests.
Our stack: the writing, experiments, and lessons we have piled up over time, from the people who build the software. Notes on the work and how we think about it.
Two of our senior QA analysts are now certified in AI testing. Here is why that matters more than the acronym suggests.
A hands-on lab in four parts on the modern CSS that makes software feel considered. Play with each technique running for real.
Victoria Henhoeffer has joined us in York as our Operations Co-ordinator. A quick hello.
Anyone here can propose an idea, and the good ones become small funded projects on work time.
Cyberpsychology Conference
The people who study how AI affects us are finding it as hard to keep pace with as the rest of us.
We have written down how we think about the ethics of AI, the lines we will not cross, and the debates we are not going to pretend are settled.
AI Native DevCon
The hard part of building with AI is not the model, it is the documentation, tests, and context you put around it.
DataFest
One keynote cut through the hype with a genuinely useful way to think about using AI on purpose, rather than just at scale.
Thinking Digital
A day to broaden your horizons rather than pick up anything practical, and a couple of the talks did exactly that.
How we run a build: stretches of focused development, with a deliberate week between each one to demo, reflect, and take on change without losing the plot.
AI Security Summit
Securing software an agent helped write turns out to be mostly the security we already know, applied with more discipline.
One of the ways we make time to get better: a weekly group where people practise speaking clearly and with confidence.
How we helped ProxyAddress build the secure, trusted system behind a new way to tackle homelessness, address by address.