Let’s go, @tej.as & @sarahdayan.com kicking off #ReactParis 2026 The lineup is amazing 🤩

UX is changing with AI — from clicking clunky interfaces to speaking commands naturally. 🚀 @tej.as shows how JavaScript developers can adapt with practical tips and live demos. 🎟️ Tickets: london.cityjsconf.org/ #AI #UX #JavaScript #software engineer #frontend #WebDevelopment #cityjsconf

AI engineering is more than a glorified fetch call to an LLM. 💻 At his workshop, @tej.as will take you beyond the prompt: ✅ Building and orchestrating agents ✅ Hands-on with RAG, OpenClaw, and the 2026 AI stack ✅ What happens inside the "black box" of AI 🎫 Limited spots!

This year's #FrontKon conference is shaping up to be a big one: – Sara Polak (AI from a strategic and philosophical perspective) – @tej.as (AI & future of frontend development) – @matuzo.at (accessibility in React) See you in Prague on October 6th? 🇨🇿 #WebDev #Frontend #Prague www.frontkon.tech

FrontKon#26 – frontend event in Prague

Full-day live conference of the Frontendisti.cz community

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Writing recap post of AIE, and found this in my photos! What a great time! Only complaint: afterparty needed a little more wub-wub on the floor! <3 @tej.as @nickyt.online

honestly, @cursor_ai has the best execution of context engineering ive ever seen credit where credit is due

did skills.md kill mcp (model context protocol)? a lot of people are talking about this so i thought this excerpt from the latest podcast episode might help distinguish these two concepts in ai engineering full ep in reply

if you've ever had trouble understanding mcp (model context protocol), i made a podcast episode that explains this. i hope it helps? (full ep in reply)

❗ llms are not agents and agents are not llms here's a clear explainer of what an agent is and how it compares to regular language models from the podcast for those who are feeling a bit behind full episode in reply

nobody asked but here’s my year round fitness program that i heavily enjoy - jan-mar: bulk up (hypertrophy) - apr-jun: cardio base building (aerobic capacity) - jul-sep: peak cardio performance (anaerobic capacity) - oct-dec: strength (1rm)

context engineering in ai is a thing because it's really just working memory optimization. both humans and machines have distinct working memory vs. long-term storage mechanisms. more on this in the podcast (links in reply) h/t @hubermanlab for a great episode on memory (also linked in reply)

every time i ask someone if they can be an ai engineer, they say "no because i don't know anything about machine learning" ...these are very different topics. here's an excerpt from the contejas podcast that clearly defines what ai engineering is full episode in reply

Clearly copy pasta from brain is a skill

imagine a coding interview where they test how well you memorize code

Sachin K Mohan@sachinkmohan.bsky.social · 6mo ago

In Germany, the interviews are about knowing syntaxes in your head. I have experienced this. Don't know when things are going to change.

I always found the answer to be the least interesting part anyway, and this hasn’t changed with AI. Doing it asynchronously is silly as heck though, you won’t get any signal from that.

Such a great reminder, everyone is human and growth comes from learning not comparing ☕✨

I just created a podcast episode I'm quite proud of: what is AI engineering and how to become an AI engineer. Links in reply.

the bar is so low.

how to get a job at your dream company: cold applying doesnt work anymore. just listen to how @mkrl.xyz got an interview at @supabase.com when they previously ignored his emails.

i think @vercel.com does devrel extremely well because it's more "build in public" than shilling. you don't need "devrel" in your title. you just need to build things youre proud of and share them.

Leetcode interviews don't make sense anymore with AI. Is it cheating or is it just modern engineering? Is tech interviewing totally broken? @mkrl.xyz and I discussed this recently on the pod.

Don't Idolize Tech "Superstars". They drink coffee and have bad days just like you. Stop putting senior engineers on pedestals. Great advice from @mkrl.xyz on the latest podcast.

If you're looking to network effectively at an event, always leave the "mouth" open. Here is the Pac-Man rule explained by @mkrl.xyz. 👻

Thrilled about the continued hypergrowth of the ConTejas podcast.

Got the Sunday Scaries? Stop trying to "relax." Anxiety and Excitement are the exact same biological signal (high arousal). The only difference is the story you tell yourself. Don't calm down, get ready.

Steve Jobs wasn't the best coder in the room. Neither is the person who just got promoted over you. The best communicators aren't always the smartest engineers—they are the ones who make you feel something. Here is the difference explained:

Want to know if you're actually listening or just waiting to talk? Try the 4 L's: Listen, Loop, Label, Lead. If you can get the other person to say "Exactly!" before you pitch your idea, you've already won. Full episode in reply.

Other key phrases that mean the same thing: "Delighting our customers" "Above and beyond" "Go the extra mile" "Standing out"

Tejas Kumar@tej.as · 6mo ago

"We are a family" usually means "We expect you to work unpaid overtime." 🚩 If the vibes are off, it’s because the alignment isn't there. It’s the corporate equivalent of the "ick." Here is why you should trust your peripheral vision when evaluating a company culture.

Only 2 months to go until we celebrate JavaScript in style! 🎉 3 days of talks & workshops sharing the latest trends with top speakers @tej.as @nodeland.dev @nikkitaftw.bsky.social @rich-harris.dev @addaleax.bsky.social @danielroe.dev Secure your spot: london.cityjsconf.org

no one cares about your reasons when the room is hot, tired, or checked out. instead, you communicate well when you do so with clarity and brevity: short and sweet.