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Increasing your practice surface area
by Channing Allen
The difference between being good and being great isnβt talent or formal training, but the invisible practice that happens when you're just living life.
π Read it!, engineering, career
by antropia.studio
A two-week experiment building an app with full AI assistance, exploring both the promise and frustrations of LLM-based development workflows.
π° Good to know, ai
by Armin Ronacher
Three months ago I said that AI changes everything.
π° Good to know, ai
by Chris Loy
If you ever watch someone coding, you might see them spending far more time staring into space than typing on their keyboard.
π° Good to know, ai, engineering
by Catalin Pit
A while ago, I decided to move away from full-stack React frameworks and use a client-server setup. That is, separate the backend and the frontend, each being a standalone app.
π° Good to know, tanstack, migration
Organize your Slack channels by How Often, not What
by Mark Nguyen
A few weeks ago, I changed my Slack channel sections.
π° Good to know, productivity, slack
Effective context engineering for AI agents
by Anthropic
Context is a critical but finite resource for AI agents. In this post, we explore strategies for effectively curating and managing the context that powers them.
π° Good to know, context, ai, agents
Hiring only senior engineers is the worst policy in the startup industry
by Andrew Churchill
In the last 3 months, I've interviewed 134 engineers - students, mid-level, seniors and even CTOs.
π° Good to know, hiring, engineering
by Addy Osmani
Introducing Chrome DevTools MCP
π° Good to know, devtools, ai, chrome, mcp
A complete guide to HTTP caching
by Jono Alderson
Caching is the invisible backbone of the web.
π° Good to know, performance, http, caching
Distracting software engineers is way more harmful than most managers think
by Anton Zaides
Our work culture changed mainly for the better after COVID-19, but there were also some negative changes - like an increase of 13.5% in the amount of meetings per employee.
π° Good to know, engineering, culture, meetings
by CJ Pais
A free, open source, and extensible speech-to-text application that works completely offline.
π§° Tools, speech-to-text, offline, extensible
by es-tooling
An ESLint plugin for suggesting optimisations in choice of dependency, native equivalents, etc.
π§° Tools, eslint, optimisation
by Alex Pliutau
Terminal OpenAPI Spec viewer
π§° Tools, openapi, viewer, terminal
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