Build for fun, build to learn, build for business. How do the things you build outside work teach you inside it?

I built Decrypt the Narrative for a university hackathon. The idea was pretty simple: take a hidden narrative, smash it into individual words, then make teams call an API to collect the pieces and ...

A live demo and case study showing how AI can help build real-world vision systems, while human experimentation and testing still do the hardest work.

On the train home after speaking at Birmingham DevOps last night, I’ve been thinking about why I’ve started to love getting back into public speaking. It is not really the technology itself anymore...

We love a good TWiQ episode that celebrates the wins. And in today's episode we did just that. So here goes, we celebrated the following wins... Diana Dromey ran her first ever 10k, goin...

The London audience holding up their phones in a near-dark venue, each one becoming a single pixel in a giant live display driven by pixelmesh. What you’re seeing here is just a small sample of the...

Decrypt the Narrative is a deliberately contrived API testing challenge designed to simulate the kind of behaviour you only really encounter once systems start misbehaving in production. On the sur...

Amazing session by Adam Davis - A session not to be missed where not only the audience but also their phones were engaged. Colourful phone screens, rainbow lights and games along with curiosity to ...

Last night I had the opportunity to debut pixelmesh, a personal side project I’ve been building, at the Ministry of Testing London meetup.The demo worked, but what interested me most was everything...

Adam Davis explains why observability, not prompt engineering, is the real challenge in AI-assisted projects, using his phone-display art project Pixelmesh as a live test bed.