Julian Rubisch

@julianrubisch.at

https://bio.link/julianrubisch

Find out what works, they say, and do more of that. Well, something that always „worked“ for me is my passion for music, audio, and sound art. So I‘m doubling down on that 🧵👇

After I published The Vibe Coder's Sound Check, I was approached by a founder building on Softr. The setup was clear: A no-code solution with vibe coded parts that needed human judgment.

What can we do about agent-generated technical prose? I enjoy agentic coding, but pull request descriptions, commit messages and code comments are so overloaded with meaningless slop they're downright useless. If I have to read the term "load bearing" just one more time...

Confession: I haven’t tried Fable yet because I don’t think I have a task that necessitates it at the moment 🙈 Definitely some kind of saturation kicking in for me.

A while back I asked my Patreon subscribers to vote for what set of tools I should extract from the > 50 challenges we've been solving over the last years. Today I can proudly ship the first one: an Optimistic Form Builder, check it out: github.com/TheHotwireCl...

GitHub - TheHotwireClub/hotwire_club-toolbox: A toolbox for common Hotwire Rails patterns

A toolbox for common Hotwire Rails patterns. Contribute to TheHotwireClub/hotwire_club-toolbox development by creating an account on GitHub.

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You know, in the arts and music world there’s a lot of debate going on these days regarding how AI created content devalues the „real thing“. But here’s the thing: at least in the case of music, art has devalued itself a long time ago already.