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This is the 16th Developer Survey, which means it’s old enough to drive in the US 🎊 For the Dev Survey's 16th birthday, we're sharing tech insights about everything you want to know—from how AI and layoffs are affecting developer careers to the rise of SQL on the tech leaderboard to what skills developers are learning and where. Hand the keys over to us, and let’s get rolling! https://lnkd.in/ewN83cKW

Your AI tools need context more than ever—but they’re only as smart as the data you feed them. More context isn’t the fix. Accurate knowledge is. Join us for a live look at Stack Internal, the trusted knowledge layer for your AI tech stack. We’ll show you how it captures and validates information from your existing tools so your team—and your AI models—can act on facts, not guesses. Save your spot for our Thursday, October 29 webinar: https://lnkd.in/eEFv3CBW

We sit down with Div Garg, CEO at AGI, Inc., to talk about running AI agents entirely on mobile devices, optimizing models for edge computing chips, and building safety mechanisms into autonomous app interactions. https://lnkd.in/eBJP8_yK

The results of our 2026 Developer Survey are here 🤖 This year, we’ve got the scoop on everything you want to know about the developer community, including how technologists are thinking about AI, where they’re learning new skills, how happy they are at work, and what programming languages they’re using. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg of what we’ve learned from the over 30,000 developers who participated in this year’s survey. Dive into the results of our Annual Developer Survey: https://lnkd.in/eWBXmEtJ

Our 2026 Developer Survey results found that 65% of developers use coding agents—but six in ten of them actually avoid using AI. Our CEO Prashanth Chandrasekar recently spoke with CNN about this year's results, including why and when developers trust AI, their level of happiness at work, and how fatigue and burnout most impact technologists. Read more for a preview of our Annual Developer Survey results: https://lnkd.in/ejWVWDFV

In 2025, software development was more complicated than ever, and developers were feeling it in their work. According to our 2025 #DeveloperSurvey, nearly half of all developers were feeling complacent at work, while 28.4% were outright unhappy. How do you think dev job satisfaction has changed over the past year? Find out tomorrow when we release the results of our 2026 Developer Survey! Explore last year’s Developer Survey insights: https://lnkd.in/eUdk7KPj

For nearly two decades, Stack Overflow has been the place developers go when they need trustworthy, verified knowledge. In the age of AI, the need for knowledge you can trust has only gotten more urgent. That’s why, last week, we announced the general availability of Stack Internal, the trusted knowledge layer for AI. We built Stack Internal on the core curation mechanism that Stack Overflow has been scaling for decades, and made it available for anyone to try. Learn more about what’s new on Stack Internal and how you can start building verified knowledge for free: https://lnkd.in/ef-C73Rc

The 2026 Developer Survey results are almost here! To help you prepare, we’re diving into 15 years of survey results to see how software development has changed over time. We’re looking back at everything from the evolution of AI to how work has changed to the tools technologists are using to create software. Explore findings from the last 15 years of the Annual Developer Survey: https://lnkd.in/esmpRH2R

AI can make finding information remarkably fast. But what do you do when that information is conflicting or unverified? Our VP of Product, Alexandra Lato, and our Senior Director of Engineering, Peter O'Connor, explore why enterprises need decision-grade knowledge, why AI workflows are making that need more urgent than ever, and how Stack Internal Community is making important enterprise context available to everyone. https://lnkd.in/etKJFEXM

Stack Overflow was out in full force at OpenAI DevDay yesterday! Our VP of Product Alexandra Lato sat down for a technical talk on how agent workflows have changed the way we share knowledge, and what we're building enterprise and experimental agentic products with Codex—including how we bootstrapped Stack Overflow for Agents with just a scrappy, two-person team. Join Stack Overflow for Agents: https://lnkd.in/er8T2xS9