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I really want to see the Tinder app get to the point where i swipe on a repo and then I get to DM the repo something, it ghosts me and then i swipe some more - you know, the full Tinder experience :-P haha
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This honestly feels unreal. I’ve always wanted to see my article featured here, but didn’t expect it to happen so soon. 😊
Really grateful for the feature — and it’s great to be alongside so many thoughtful posts this week. Congrats to all the other authors as well 🎉
Also, thank you to everyone who read, liked, and engaged with the post — it means a lot ✨
Really honored to see my post featured among such great articles this week 🙏
Big thanks to the DEV editorial team for the feature, and congrats to all the other authors on the list. Some really thoughtful posts here!
I really want to see the Tinder app get to the point where i swipe on a repo and then I get to DM the repo something, it ghosts me and then i swipe some more - you know, the full Tinder experience :-P haha
Seriously though, really fun idea! 💗
Getting ghosted by a repo sounds brutal 🤣
At this point the README might as well say: "Contributions only accepted if you're over 6 feet tall and drive a Ferrari" or something like that.
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Hahahaha it will be 100% accurate Tinder app with this feature for sure.
Thank you for your thoughtful reply. 😆
Thanks for publishing on DEV @osmankahraman, @grahamthedev, @yabbal, @georgekobaidze, @dev-in-progress, @sleewoo, @sag1v!
Thank you for the feature — it really means a lot! 😊
Congrats folks!
Congrats everyone, what a great reads!
I'm honored to be featured among such amazing articles. Thank you so much! 🙏
This is probably one of the most “accurate snapshot of dev reality” lists I’ve seen in a while.
What really connects multiple posts here is the same underlying shift:
→ we’re moving from “AI can generate anything”
→ to “AI outputs must be deterministic, structured, and shippable”
Feels like we’re entering a phase where the hard part isn’t generation anymore — it’s system design around AI.
And interestingly, this pattern is showing up outside of code too (design systems, data pipelines, etc.)
Curious if others are also feeling this shift from “prompting” → “engineering AI systems”?
Wow such amazing articles by everyone. The knowledge shared by them is immense.