See what we’ve been doing to make Stack Overflow even more helpful for students this year.

Zach Rutta

Ryan is joined by our very own Ash Zade, Staff Product Manager, and Alex Warren, Staff Software Engineer, to discuss our newly released stackoverflow.ai, how it’s enhancing user experience by combining human-validated answers with AI, and our future plans for deeper personalization and community integration.

Phoebe Sajor

User research for the next era of Stack Overflow.

Piper Lawson

Improving the place where developers have real conversations and real collaboration.

Kate Smith

An update on recent launches and the upcoming roadmap.

Des Darilek

An experiment to level up your coding skills on Stack Overflow, while learning in a space that welcomes creative problem-solving. Discover how we built it.

Phoebe Sajor, Caroline Thomas

Jon Skeet, the first Stack Overflow user with a million reputation, sits down with Ryan to share his wealth of knowledge on all things development: the deceptively simple but actually complicated problem of timezones, the importance of clear documentation for programmers, handling breaking changes and upgrading legacy systems, and the need for improved communication skills among developers.

Phoebe Sajor

In this special episode, Ryan is joined by our Senior VP of Communities, Philippe Beaudette, and the Trust and Safety team at Stack Overflow to discuss maintaining platform integrity and managing user safety, handling complex issues like harassment, and how their team balances transparency and privacy online.

Phoebe Sajor

This year, we're not just collecting data; we're reflecting on the last year of questions, answers, hallucinations, job changes, tech stacks, memory allocations, models, systems and agents—together.

Erin Yepis

An update to the research that the User Experience team is running over the next quarter.

Piper Lawson

Community “management” at its core is supporting and enabling communities to manage themselves.

Rosie

An update on recent launches and the upcoming roadmap

Des Darilek

For those that missed our February AMA, let’s discuss the future of Stack Overflow

Prashanth Chandrasekar, Philippe Beaudette

Mark your calendars to learn more about Stack’s Future—Feb 26th.

Prashanth Chandrasekar

An update on recent launches and the upcoming roadmap.

Des Darilek

We’re excited to announce our 16th annual Stack Gives Back campaign donations.

Sasha

An update to the research that the User Experience team is running over the next quarter.

Piper Lawson

We explore how our platform is evolving to support a new framework and business model, knowledge-as-a-service, and how we will incorporate this with our ongoing investment in our community.

Des Darilek

The internet is changing once again: it is becoming more fragmented as the separation between sources of knowledge and how users interact with that knowledge grows.

Ellen Brandenberger, Ryan Polk

If you’re weary of reading about the latest chatbot innovations and the nine ways AI will change your daily life next year, this series of posts may be for you.

Ellen Brandenberger, Ryan Polk

Ryan and Eira talk with Stack Overflow senior research analyst Erin Yepis about the results of our 2024 Developer Survey, which polled more than 65,000 developers about the tools they use, the technologies they want to learn, their experiences at work, and much more. Erin highlights what the survey reveals about devs’ favorite programming languages (JavaScript, HTML, Python), the rise of Rust, the popularity of embedded technologies (Raspberry Pi, Arduino), developer sentiment around AI, and why tech debt tops the list of developer frustrations.

Eira May

An update to the research that the User Experience team is running over the next quarter.

Piper Lawson

An update on recent launches and the upcoming roadmap.

Des Darilek

This year we are asking familiar questions about your experience, but also have some new questions about what embedded programming technology you are using and what AI ethical responsibilities are most important to you.

Erin Yepis