David Eastman is a journalist who writes for The New Stack, covering a wide range of topics related to software development, artificial intelligence, and technology. With a focus on providing practical insights and analysis, David's articles explore the latest trends, tools, and challenges in the world of software engineering.
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David Eastman's coverage mainly focuses on software and SaaS, particularly AI engineering, web development, software development, dev tools, and programming languages. He has a strong emphasis on industry-specific content with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary.
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