Weekly DigestSeptember 4, 20260

OP-ED - He read the software off a Moon-mission computer. Now he's wary of the rush to skip the basics.

First in a three-part series on Francois Rautenbach, a South African engineer who has caught every wave of computing from Apollo-era hardware to AI coding agents, and what his career climb says about learning to build when the machine seems to write itself.

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OP-ED - He read the software off a Moon-mission computer. Now he's wary of the rush to skip the basics.

Source: African Tech Roundup  ·  Pan-Africa

First in a three-part series on Francois Rautenbach, a South African engineer who has caught every wave of computing from Apollo-era hardware to AI coding agents, and what his career climb says about learning to build when the machine seems to write itself.

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Part of the Africa Dev Week of September 04, 2026 weekly digest.

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