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Microsoft has made a forecast for the development of AI technologies for 2026. Researchers believe that the role of artificial intelligence may change from a tool to a «colleague».

My name is Serhiy Nemchinsky. I have been in programming for over twenty years, worked as a team leader and project manager in large companies — Ciklum, Luxoft, NetCracker, IntroPro, managed the web development department at LigaBusinessInform, technically interviewed developers, and experienced all the ups and downs of the industry — from early frameworks to the emergence of Git. Over the past two decades, I’ve learned 9 things I wish I had known at the start. And each one could have saved me years and years of frustration. These aren’t fancy slogans, but real mistakes I’ve made.

Anthropologists of the future will still analyze how the mass transition to remote work has changed our professional lives. Already, isolation, less live interaction, and high competition in the market are observed. In response, self-organized communities are emerging — from small groups to large-scale networks that create space for development and exchange of experience. Serhiy Yevtushok, Senior Java Developer, founded the IT community Litcoders, which now has hundreds of specialists who can communicate, exchange experiences, and make friends. Serhiy tells us how the idea of ​​creating the community came about and how the organization currently functions.

Even an 82% increase in applications for certain technical specialties does not cover the market needs. Employers may not receive any response for certain engineering vacancies.