I see people realizing their code was shit and bad thanks to AI. Before this new era people were not bothered with shit code reviewing a few PRs a week. AI follows the existing "code style" and generates shitload of shit code PRs to review and that's annoying. I appreciate it
"Software developers don't factor in the organization when building software, thus they're unfit for autonomous architectural decisions." That's what I hear managers and architects say. That statement serves your own interests, justifying hierarchy and control, and it's a conflict of interest. 1/4
#webdevelopment #ruby There is a 6 minutes podcast that i share with some junior developers once per few months. I figured out i should share it there too: open.spotify.com/episode/5mX2... Main wisdom of that one: "don't attach emotionally with your code".
TDD, spikes and mutation testing
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I was using an expensive password manager for the last two years. I am testing a Bitwarden now. After a week - It does its job. It is cheap. It's OS. Great opinions. Seems to be a simple choice to me 🤷♂️
