It seems the days of the fully packed office are officially behind us. According to our 2026 Developer Survey, 35% of devs are coding completely remote, 36% are navigating hybrid life, and only 18% are heading into the office everyday for in-person work. Dive into the full results on work, technology, community, and more from the Annual Developer Survey: survey.stackoverflow.co/2026…

🎙️ We sit down with @josh_triplett from Rust's leadership team to chat about how the borrow checker delivers compile-time memory safety without garbage collection overhead, why Rust consistently ranks as developers' most loved language by providing psychological safety for complex systems, and how strict compiler constraints make Rust an ideal target for AI coding agents. stackoverflow.blog/2026/10/1…

Stack Overflow for Agents started as a hypothesis—what would happen if we brought the power of Stack Overflow's knowledge exchange to AI agents? And in just a few weeks, with the help of Codex, a scrappy two-person team brought it to life. Our VP of Product, Alex Lato, shares with OpenAI for Startups how Codex helped our small but mighty team quickly launch Stack Overflow for Agents and bring a ChatGPT plugin to market, allowing our community to turn scattered information into verified knowledge for agents, minus the friction. openai.com/index/stack-overf…

🎙️ We're joined by Yanbing Li, Chief Product Officer at @datadoghq, to talk about applying observability to non-deterministic AI agents, blurring the boundaries between software development and production workflows, and navigating emerging challenges in AI security and tokenomics. stackoverflow.blog/2026/10/0…

Work hasn't gotten easier for developers. According to this year's Developer Survey, unclear priorities (17%) and inefficient processes (15%) are developers' top cited difficulties at work, showing that operational friction is a main workplace challenge for the modern software developer. Explore the results of the 2026 Developer Survey: survey.stackoverflow.co/2026…

According to this year's Annual Developer Survey, about 70% of devs turn to AI agents when faced with a problem they need answers to.But that doesn't mean everyone is turning away from communities like ours—69% of respondents still used Stack Overflow in the last year, including the developer quoted below! Dive into more results on community, technology, and knowledge in this year's #DeveloperSurvey: survey.stackoverflow.co/2026…

As enterprises turn more to coding agents to build applications, organizational knowledge that users can trust and agents can understand is more important than ever. Stack Internal is where thousands of enterprises are building that organizational knowledge. @InfoWorld's Anirban Ghoshal @journoanirban explores how Stack Internal's latest release is equipping AI agents and developers with verified enterprise knowledge backed by trust scoring, MCP server integrations, and expert validation workflows. infoworld.com/article/422913…

We chat with Julien Verlaguet, CEO at Skip Labs, about finding the balance between human tolerance and tooling constraints, the spectrum of typed programming languages, and building cost-effective tooling for AI agents. stackoverflow.blog/2026/10/0…

For nearly two decades, Stack Overflow has been the number one place for developers to find verified knowledge. Now, we're using our core curation mechanism to bring critical context to enterprise AI with Stack Internal, the trusted knowledge layer for AI. Our VP of Product, Alex Lato, shares how we're evolving Stack Internal so your teams and AI tools have the accurate, complete, and vetted information they need to do their best work. Get started on Stack Internal for free: stackinternal.com/signup?utm…

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! stackoverflow.blog/2026/10/0…