Github-Copilot

Introduction I have been experimenting with Spec-Driven Development for a while now. If you are not familiar with the approach, I have a few articles tagged spec-kit that cover the theory and a real hands-on walkthrough where I built a Go TUI for Apple Container management. The short version: instead of vibe-coding with an LLM and hoping for the best, you invest upfront in a structured specification, then let the AI work against that spec. The results are measurably different. ...

A few days ago, Docker published an article on LinkedIn about a new tool called Docker Sandboxes (sbx). The pitch is simple: run AI coding agents in fully autonomous mode, without worrying about them touching your host machine. I read it and decided to install it on my MacBook Pro M4 (32 GB RAM) and test it for real. Not to read the documentation and summarize it, but to actually break things, observe what happens, and verify the security claims hands-on. ...

Next week, I’ll be in Amsterdam for KubeCon EU 2026 (you can read my preview here), and my journey starts this Monday with the GitHub Social Club: Amsterdam. I was lucky enough to snag an invitation via LinkedIn and jumped at the chance to join. As someone who has used GitHub for years (both for personal projects and corporate needs) I’ve always appreciated the platform’s reliability. However, after a month of putting GitHub Copilot Pro through its paces, I’m genuinely surprised it isn’t even more ubiquitous. If you aren’t a “super heavy” coder but want access to the best tools, this is arguably the highest value-for-money platform in the AI space right now. ...