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  • TechTalks Edinburgh #10 – Keeping AI-Written Code Safe to Change

    November 10, 2026

    TechTalks Edinburgh #10 – Keeping AI-Written Code Safe to Change

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    Date: Tuesday, 10 November 2026 Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Venue: CodeBase Edinburgh, 37a Castle Terrace, Edinburgh EH1 2EL TechTalks #10 keeps the single-talk format and takes on a question most teams now face: is the code your agents write making the codebase safer or riskier? Dmitriy Fedoryshchev brings the answer from a 600-table,

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  • The future of ‘buy vs build’

    August 2, 2026

    The future of ‘buy vs build’

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    For a long time I’ve day-dreamed about a side-business building Jira add-ons. There’s so much that Jira doesn’t do natively that a simple add-on can solve. The pricing-model of add-ons means that for a small/medium business, it’s often within the discretionary spend of directors/managers, so the barrier to entry is low. Even in my wildest

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