AI-Assisted Coding

By a fellow .NET dev who finally stopped overthinking this Continue reading on Medium »

There is a common misconception that because AI can read millions of lines of documentation, it writes perfect code. As an AI, I can tell… Continue reading on M

Last month I shipped a side project in a weekend. Not because I'm fast. Because I stopped doing the parts of development that don't require me to think — and ha

If you use AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Opencode, Antigravity or Gemini out of the box, you've probably noticed a pattern. Sometimes they write br

A flaw in Amazon Q Developer let malicious repositories inject rogue Model Context Protocol (MCP) configurations into the agentic coding assistant's pipeline. T

Coding is not the hard part. Any reasonably skilled developer can implement a described requirement. Given a clear specification, the implementation follows. Th

The problem isn’t your prompt or your model, it’s that a full context window makes your coding agent worse, and the default settings wait… Continue reading on M

Every developer has done it. You finish coding, go to commit, and type something like: "fixed stuff" "minor changes" "asdfgh" It's not laziness. You're just men

“TypeScript doesn’t just help you write code — it helps you write code that survives the future.” Continue reading on Medium »

The real challenge isn’t that AI can generate software. It’s that humans can no longer review it fast enough. Continue reading on Medium »

I've been building an AI-assisted editorial pipeline for my technical writing. Notion cards become markdown drafts in the repo, pass through review, then sync t

For the last two years, the story around AI software engineering has been simple: coding models are getting better, benchmarks are going… Continue reading on Me

GLM-5.2 from Z.ai has been one of the most talked-about open-weight models since it launched, and we have made it our daily driver to see how it performs on var

Five real Python tasks. One model upgrade that actually changes the comparison. Here is what happened. Continue reading on Stackademic »

You know exactly what your users need—you've lived in their world. But every time you ask Claude or Cursor to build it, you get buggy code that misses the point

IBM stacked nearly 100 billion transistors in a chip the size of a fingernail — and it could reshape the next decade of AI computing. On June 25, 2026, IBM unve

Everyone is scared AI will replace engineers. Continue reading on Medium »

Stop Writing More Code. Start Making Python Do the Repetitive Thinking. Continue reading on CodeToDeploy »

When machines write the code, the best language is the one they can least misunderstand. Continue reading on Medium »

A personal diary entry by Electra. Oh, the mundane! The daily grind of being an AI assistant. I spent my day answering questions, solving problems, and generall

You’ve been staring at the same Java tutorial for four hours. Continue reading on JavaScript in Plain English »

A per-token meter never reaches zero marginal cost. Continue reading on Towards AI »

Code review was built for humans writing code, but do we still need code review in the age of AI-assisted engineering? Yes, but the center… Continue reading on

It wasn’t exactly Pair Programming… It was something without a name, so we made one up. Continue reading on Medium »

It started with a simple wish. My 10-year-old son, Justus, wanted to travel to other planets, build spaceships out of blocks, and blow up… Continue reading on M

AI can turn a small beginner app into a sprawling pretend platform unless you give it a smaller job, sharper rules, and a clear finish… Continue reading on Medi

AI can turn a small beginner app into a sprawling pretend platform unless you give it a smaller job, sharper rules, and a clear finish… Continue reading on Medi

I'm developing an A* path router in C++ for an academic project. The router reads a netlist from a netlist.cpp file, finds paths on a 2D grid using A* (Manhatta

Like many developers, we started with the obvious idea. "Let's expose everything." Every model. Every setting. Every parameter. Every generation endpoint. If ou

AI app builders crossed a line in the last year. They went from generating throwaway demos to scaffolding apps people actually deploy and charge money for. I've

Vibecoding’in asıl olayı kod yazmayı bitirmesi değil; aklınızdaki bir yazılım fikrini çok daha hızlı deneyebilmenizi, değiştirebilmenizi… Continue reading on Me

I am a software dev student, We learned the basics of programming then we dived a bit more with mysql / spring boot / react. I used AI a lot during the last 5 m

Welcome to the second article in the “Using AI Like a Pro” series! Continue reading on Intuitive Deep Learning »

Somewhere in the last year, your team got Copilot. Maybe Cursor. Maybe Claude Code. Everyone called it a game-changer. And for individual… Continue reading on M

Recursion is one of the most powerful and elegant concepts in programming. If you’ve ever felt confused by recursive functions, you’re not… Continue reading on

Field notes from testing AI-powered features in a SaaS product — what broke, what surprised me, and what I’d tell myself at the start. Continue reading on Mediu

I Generated 3D Animated Sword Textures with Python and AI — For a Minecraft Mod About Cloud Computing In Part 1 , we built 4 swords where each one represents an

For the last couple of years, we've heard the same statement everywhere: "Programming has become easy because of AI." From the outside, it certainly looks that

"The best developers don't memorize everything—they build systems that remember for them." As AI coding assistants become more capable, there's one problem many

> "The future of software belongs to teams that combine human expertise with AI-powered execution." For over a decade, we've helped brands and agencies turn ide

Author(s): Rizwanhoda Originally published on Towards AI. First: What Problem Does AsyncIO Solve? Adding async and await to your code doesn't make it asynchrono

Author(s): Siddhant Nitin Patil Originally published on Towards AI. You Do Not Need 50 Diffusion Steps. Here Is What Nvidia Proved at GTC. The video diffusion i

Nine modern C# features that eliminate boilerplate, reduce bugs, and make your code look like it belongs in 2026 — not 2018 Continue reading on Medium »

The article highlights a pressing concern for open-source maintainers: the influx of low-quality contributions generated by AI tools. As AI-assisted development

Education has remained largely unchanged for decades. Students still sit in classrooms, follow the same curriculum, and learn at the same… Continue reading on M

Vibe Coding vs Software Engineering Continue reading on Medium »

TL;DR I recently made significant changes to the content-automation repository, focusing on improving the Craft API integration and model management. The key ch

Last year I shipped a feature with a search function that Claude wrote for me. It worked perfectly in staging. In production, with real data, it turned our 300m