A few years back, if someone told us that we could describe an application in plain English and some AI tool would generate working code for us, most of us would have laughed and called it science fiction. But today, that has become almost normal. We ask AI tools to create functions, explain errors, generate tests, refactor code, build UI components and sometimes even create entire prototypes. What once felt like magic is slowly becoming part of the everyday workflow of a software developer. This naturally brings up one uncomfortable question — if AI can write code, are software engineers still needed?

The 2025 DORA Report delivers a simple but powerful insight: AI isn’t a magic fix—it’s an amplifier. With over 90% of developers now using AI, productivity is rising, but trust issues remain, with 30% doubting AI-generated code . More surprisingly, AI increases throughput while hurting system stability, leading to more failures and rework—a trend clearly shown in DORA’s impact graph

"Ship fast, break less" — If I had a motto for engineering efficiency, this would be it. And if there's one tool that helps teams ship fast and keep things sane, it's the humble Pull Request (PR).

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"It is not that we have a short time to live, but we tend to waste a lot of it" – makes sense right? Okay some might agree and some might not 😃 and this is not the time for creating an argument! this one line made me think a lot about time-management and productivity which then turns out to be this blog😁