The Pragmatic Engineer

Home
Podcast
The Pulse
Deepdives
Archive
About

Engineering Culture Deep Dives

How to debug large, distributed systems: Antithesis
A brief history of debugging, why debugging large systems is different, and how the “multiverse debugger” built by Antithesis attempts to take on this…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
 and 
Elin Nilsson
3
The Pulse #113: Engineering culture at Google vs Meta
Also: AI now generates 25% of code at Google; Deep cuts at profitable companies like Dropbox and Miro; Business booming at the likes of Google, Meta and…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
2
Twisting the rules of building software: Bending Spoons (the team behind Evernote)
You may not be familiar with Bending Spoons, but I guarantee you’ve encountered some of their well-known products, like Evernote and Meetup. In today’s…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
9
1:18:51
How Anthropic built Artifacts
The team behind Artifacts - an innovative new way to interact with Claude - shares how they built this innovative feature in just three months with a…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
5
A startup on hard mode: Oxide, Part 2. Software & Culture
Oxide is a hardware and a software startup, assembling hardware for their Cloud Computer, and building the software stack from the ground up. A deep…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
Inside Bluesky’s Engineering Culture
A deep dive into how a fully remote, open source-first, tech company is building a challenger social media platform. What can small teams learn from…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
 and 
Elin Nilsson
1
Startups on hard mode: Oxide. Part 1: Hardware
What is tougher than building a software-only or hardware-only startup? Building a combined hardware and software startup. This is what Oxide is doing…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
6
Inside Stripe’s Engineering Culture: Part 2
Stripe is one of the world’s largest online payment companies. This article is a deep dive into its engineering culture: operational excellence, API…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
7
Inside Stripe’s Engineering Culture - Part 1
Stripe is one of the largest online payment companies and operates one of the world’s largest Ruby codebases. But there’s more to Stripe than payments…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
8
Inside OpenAI: How does ChatGPT Ship So Quickly?
Since it arrived a year ago, ChatGPT has been shipping at breakneck speed. Evan Morikawa, the first engineering manager for this group shares what…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
12
Building an Observability Startup: Chronosphere
From learning to code in Australia, to launching Chronosphere in Silicon Valley. Cofounder and CEO Martin Mao shares his story, and offers advice for…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
Building Meta’s Threads App (Real-World Engineering Challenges)
The Threads app was downloaded by more than 100M people on launch week. How did the engineering team build the app, and handle an unexpectedly intense…
 • 
Gergely Orosz
1
© 2024 Gergely Orosz
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Start WritingGet the app
Substack is the home for great culture