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Build an AI Agent with LangGraph
about 12 hours ago
Recently, Atomic has been running an AI Stay Conference — a three-day...
Globally Manage Toast Notifications with Tanstack Query
1 day ago
There’s little doubt that Tanstack Query is the modern go-to library for...
Embrace Uncertainty: Tips for New Atoms
2 days ago
Speaking from first-hand experience, the process of interviewing with Atomic to receiving...
Novelty is the Secret Ingredient to Product Success, Thriving Teams, and Personal Happiness
3 days ago
Recently, I’ve been thinking about novelty — not in the “shiny object”...
Simplicity in Design Thinking, Part 4: Your Competitive Landscape
4 days ago
So far in this series, we’ve talked about how simplicity helps teams...
Distributed AI Agents: A Thought Experiment in Self-Evolving Business Systems
5 days ago
A Thought Experiment: What happens when business software stops being a tool...
A Pragmatic Look at Web Scraping, Open Source, and LLM-Assisted Development
6 days ago
This is a tour of a education-purposed project to version control metadata...
Onboarding Newbie Testers: Turn Interns into App Quality Champions
7 days ago
When you’re building a new product, there’s nothing quite like seeing it...
Keep a Developer Log (Your Future Self Will Thank You)
8 days ago
A few months ago, I started something that seemed almost trivial at...
What Are You Looking At? The Power of Awareness
9 days ago
Over twenty species of birds visit my backyard bird feeder regularly. If...
Returning to Work as a Pumping Mother: Pump, Work, Repeat
10 days ago
Returning from parental leave meant adding three daily “meetings” with my trusty...
How I Used AI Tools to Create a Software Project Knowledge Base
11 days ago
Recently, my software development team inherited a project that had been in...