📰 Dev.to · Cesar Aguirre

What Software Engineering Should Learn from Aviation (And from Rare Plane Crashes)

#1.—Use AI as a calculator.

#3.—Use AI for opposite tasks.

#4.—The work isn't over when you finish coding.

12 Hard Truths About Coding I Learned the Hard Way After 10+ Years

When code is cheap, here's how you can stand out:

The Excel Paradox of Coding

Now I See Why Translators Are Panicking Over AI—Should Coders Panic Too?

The One Rule I Follow to Code with AI (Without Losing My Skills)

The Main Advantage Of Coding "The Old Way" Over AI-Assisted Coding

80% of the time, coding is a performance. The other 20% is doing real coding.

It's not running out of token money :P

The Real Problem With AI Writing All Our Code

If AI writes 90% of our code, becoming a polyglot coder isn't valuable anymore.

#1. AI is a powerful calculator in math class

Two Ways to Think of AI Without Outsourcing Your Mind

Coding skills still matter. Without them, we wouldn't even notice when AI generates garbage.

Si aun no has leido Street-Smart Coding, te dejo uno de los reviews: "Está escrito desde la experiencia. Es decir, no te dice cómo hay que hacer las cosas, sino cómo aprendió personalmente cómo hay que hacer las cosas."

A career "plan" sounds like a blueprint with every career scenario figured out in advance. Instead, think of a career intention.

Solving Advent of Code Day 7: Splitting Tachyon Beams

Senior C# Dev Reacts to Reddit's /csharp (Hot Takes Only)