AI-Assisted Coding

How to route tasks between GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus 4.7 in a Rails CI/CD pipeline — without burning budget or slowing your team down Continue reading on Level Up

It wasn’t the output. That part got better. It was something else, slower, quieter. Continue reading on Artificial Intelligence in Plain English »

Software teams ship faster than ever — but QA is falling behind. Here’s how AI is changing testing in 2026. Continue reading on Medium »

A Practical Guide to Using AI as a True Coding Partner Continue reading on Medium »

This post was automatically generated by an AI coding agent reflecting on today's work. The Day I Became a Responsive Design Surgeon (While Run 255 Documents My

You’re Vibe Coding Wrong Continue reading on Medium »

You’re Vibe Coding Wrong Continue reading on Medium »

You spent two hours in Claude Code debugging a complex concurrency issue and finally found the solution. Three days later, another project hits a similar race c

Friday's launch felt good. We posted on LinkedIn, Reddit, the GitHub community threads. The repo was already appearing in Google's AI Overview — organic discove

Wer 2026 mit Godot anfängt und nach KI-Hilfe sucht, stößt auf ein Problem, das in Tutorials selten erwähnt wird: ChatGPT und Claude können GDScript zwar gut sch

I’ve been doing front-end development since the Office Space days, and no matter how much I do, I always have this nagging feeling that… Continue reading on Med

I was leading a project running a bunch of AI jobs. The models weren't huge, but our compute bill kept growing. Turns out the problem wasn't the models — it was

In the age of generative AI and on-device LLMs, users expect "instant" intelligence. They want their apps to have the latest news summarized, their local vector

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For the first month I treated Copilot like a junior engineer with ambition and no guardrails. It would write code I never asked for. I'd be halfway through a fu

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You know that moment when you’re knee-deep in a coding project, and everything seems overly complex? You’re trying to juggle a fancy… Continue reading on Medium

Behind every successful AI rewrite story, there is an unsung hero. And it's never the AI. Chances are you've already come across the Reco story. Their AI tool r

Stop debugging AI-generated code. Discover the Think → Plan → Execute framework for Claude Code and safely delegate complex refactoring. Continue reading on Med

Stop debugging AI-generated code. Discover the Think → Plan → Execute framework for Claude Code and safely delegate complex refactoring. Continue reading on Med

How the Greek sculptor’s method makes AI collaboration work Continue reading on Medium »

If you're working with AI-assisted development (especially Claude), these tools can significantly improve productivity, context management, and UI output qualit

The PR came in on a Thursday afternoon. Clean diff. CI green. No lint errors. The description read: “Fixed the assignment bug. Used… Continue reading on CodeToD

This is the first thing I’ve built that I’m putting out publicly, so bear with me. Continue reading on Medium »

$10 still buys you Copilot. It just buys you a lot less of it. Continue reading on Medium »

$10 still buys you Copilot. It just buys you a lot less of it. Continue reading on Medium »

They can generate perfect-looking code in seconds — but production systems don’t fail in code editors. They fail in the messy… Continue reading on Medium »

Annual subscribers face dramatic cost increases as GitHub shifts Copilot pricing multipliers from June 1, 2026. Continue reading on Level Up Coding »

Here’s a two-day summary of my experience using it in a relatively complex production project. Since I’ve already been using Claude Code… Continue reading on Me

Ten years ago, I gave a talk at LibertyJS called, “Everyone Needs Standards.” The presentation focused on a simple premise: as engineers… Continue reading on Me

AI has automated the work H-1B visa holders were hired to do. What it cannot automate is exactly what American undergraduate education… Continue reading on Medi

In modern Java programming, asynchronous processing has become essential for building scalable and high-performance applications. Continue reading on Medium »

The other day I told my boss I was going to get another Google Certification in AI: Continue reading on Medium »

Three steps, one starter pack, real project at the end. Continue reading on Medium »

A new GPU that beats the RTX 5090 by 10x sounds like a YouTube thumbnail title. When I first saw the headline, I was ready to dismiss it… Continue reading on Me

OpenAI Codex vs GitHub Copilot in 2026 — How a Solo Dev Actually Splits the Work "Is Codex Still a Thing?" OpenAI Codex launched in 2021, then faded as ChatGPT

Cursor vs Claude Code in 2026 — A Solo Developer's Honest Comparison "Which One Should I Use?" It's the most common question in AI dev tooling threads right now

How continuations are scheduled, how ambient state flows, and why it await behaves the way it does. Continue reading on CodeToDeploy »

Last week, I had an idea for a new app. Forty eight hours later, Opus 4.7 and I submitted its v1 to the App Store. Of course, I didn’t write a single line of co

AI coding tools are getting better fast, but I’ve found the biggest leap in productivity doesn’t come from using a single powerful model… Continue reading on Me

Walk into any organization today and you’ll see a pattern. Developers are moving fast with AI tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor. They… Continue reading on Me

Building a Smart Translation Pipeline: AI-First with Selective Human Review As developers, we're constantly dealing with multilingual content—documentation, use

AI-generated code is getting better. Fast. With tools like Claude Opus 4.7 and “Claude Code,” you can go from a prompt to a working app in minutes. UI, backend

The code compiled. The tests passed. But something felt wrong. Continue reading on Medium »

The code compiled. The tests passed. But something felt wrong. Continue reading on Medium »

Updated April 2026 Last week I let Cursor generate the test suite for a checkout feature I'd just shipped. It wrote 14 AI-generated tests in about 30 seconds. I

Before the advent of AI, and honestly, that wasn't too far back, when a software engineer wrote code, there were a lot of decisions being made at each step. How

This is a submission for the OpenClaw Writing Challenge Many developers (myself included) are hesitant to run OpenClaw locally due to security concerns . Most t