Insights, tutorials, and best practices for AI-powered development
AI is moving at such a rapid pace that if you’ve not yet started to integrate it into your daily workflow, it’s difficult to know where to start. The good news is that there are plenty of small steps
AI tools for developers hit a turning point somewhere in 2025. What started as autocomplete on steroids evolved into systems that could read entire codebases, write tests, review pull requests, and oc
Insights from my recent talk at AIDD Development Day As developers, we've grown accustomed to AI tools that complete our code and suggest quick fixes. But what if we're thinking too small? During my r
The title sounds dramatic, I know. Throw your IDE away? Really? To be clear: I’m not literally telling you to uninstall VS Code(<https://code.visualstudio.com/) and go live in a cave with Vim(<https:/
You feel it. Change is in there air and it’s been hanging around for a while now but you can’t quite find your place in it. Yes, I’m talking about the impact of AI on the web development world. It’s a
While you've been using AI casually—maybe for quick autocomplete in Cursor or the occasional ChatGPT query— 30% of GitHub's and Microsoft's code is now written by AI(<https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/29/s