A blog by Emmanuel Goossaert
Most content about AI model predictions is not going to age well given how quickly the frontier is moving on what is possible these days. Yet, I find it useful to write such articles as they form the basis of the ongoing conversations about how those models are going to impact The post Requirements-as-Code for AI-Augmented Software Engineers first appeared on Code Capsule .
I developed Prompt Library, a web tool for organizing prompts with features like editing, tagging, and exporting. The post Solving the Prompt Management Problem first appeared on Code Capsule .
I have used OpenAI's o3-mini-high model to create a web application for transferring ChatGPT conversations to an e-reader, addressing challenges like login barriers. The iterative development experience was smooth, but trust in LLMs is essential, especially for more complex or sensitive applications. Future programming will combine LLMs with human engineers, potentially displacing less skilled…
There’s a reason Special Forces bypass traditional military hierarchy, and it’s the same reason high-performing tech teams should too. Being French and having an interest in organizational structures and cultures, it was logical that I ended up learning about how the French military is set up. I spent time learning The post What Special Forces Can Teach Us About High-Impact Engineering Teams first…
Explore the complexities of engineering management and the ideal number of reports for success. The post How Many Reports For Engineering Managers & Other Bedtime Stories first appeared on Code Capsule .
Unveiling the corporate cargo cult and how industry standards shape a homogenized leadership culture. The post Performative Leadership: From Cargo Cults to OKRs first appeared on Code Capsule .
Solution-focused coaching is a way of using therapy techniques in order to lead better conversations with direct reports and peers at work. The post Solution-Oriented Coaching, or the Lost Art of Effective Conversations first appeared on Code Capsule .
I'm sharing what I've learned while developing this project in terms of tech specificities product design when creating for the blockchain. The post Part 4: Beyond The Code and What I’ve Learned – Ethereum Payment first appeared on Code Capsule .
A walkthrough of the steps needed to process and validate payments from a web application on the Ethereum blockchain. The post Part 3: Processing Payments – Ethereum Payment first appeared on Code Capsule .
A description of the data models needed to describe basic product access for an Ethereum payment system. The post Part 2: Product Data Models – Ethereum Payment first appeared on Code Capsule .