Team scaling, technical strategy, delivery
React's component model has been enterprise standard since 2016, but deployment teams still hit the same migration traps. Functional components replaced classes three years ago - yet legacy codebases persist. Here's what actually matters for planning.
SurrealDB is positioning its multi-model approach against PostgreSQL's 30-year track record. The reality: 79.7% awareness for Postgres vs 12.8% for SurrealDB, mixed benchmarks, and a narrow use case. Worth watching for specific cloud-native scenarios, but production adoption signals remain weak.
Most teams start system design with boxes and arrows. The real work happens earlier - deciding what must not break, what can fail gracefully, and what you're willing to be wrong about. For CTOs managing technical debt and platform migrations, this framing clarifies where architecture governance should focus.
Claude Code can split commits, write messages, and handle rebases automatically. But enterprise teams that skip the fundamentals are shipping problems to production. The skill gap isn't disappearing - it's just shifting from execution to oversight.
React's component model has been enterprise standard since 2016, but deployment teams still hit the same migration traps. Functional components replaced classes three years ago - yet legacy codebases persist. Here's what actually matters for planning.
SurrealDB is positioning its multi-model approach against PostgreSQL's 30-year track record. The reality: 79.7% awareness for Postgres vs 12.8% for SurrealDB, mixed benchmarks, and a narrow use case. Worth watching for specific cloud-native scenarios, but production adoption signals remain weak.
Most teams start system design with boxes and arrows. The real work happens earlier - deciding what must not break, what can fail gracefully, and what you're willing to be wrong about. For CTOs managing technical debt and platform migrations, this framing clarifies where architecture governance should focus.
Claude Code can split commits, write messages, and handle rebases automatically. But enterprise teams that skip the fundamentals are shipping problems to production. The skill gap isn't disappearing - it's just shifting from execution to oversight.
Newly released DOJ files show Microsoft's former Windows chief warned executives Surface RT would "catastrophically fail" weeks before his November 2012 departure. He then consulted Jeffrey Epstein on negotiating his exit package and navigating non-compete restrictions.
As Milano Cortina 2026 approaches, streaming platforms are recycling Olympic documentaries and dramas. The pattern reveals something tech leaders know: transformation stories sell better than they execute. Here's what century of Winter Games films actually tells us about performance under pressure.
The prepaid phone market has converged on a clear value proposition: unlimited data for under $1/day. For CTOs evaluating employee phone plans or startup operational costs, the gap between enterprise contracts and consumer prepaid options is now wide enough to matter. T-Mobile's 5-year price lock and Visible's $26/month Verizon access represent structural shifts worth understanding.
Senior Apple leaders are debating whether the company has the right ingredients to win in AI, according to sources. The introspection comes as new M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros prepare to ship and Apple explores a clamshell foldable iPhone to follow its first fold device.
Former Meta product leader Yue Zhao's promotion framework challenges the 'overdeliver and wait' strategy common in enterprise tech. The three-part model—past performance, timing criticality, and relative business impact—reflects Big Tech's cross-functional advocacy dynamics where senior promotions depend on perception, not just output.