Engineering well means gaining confidence in quality by any means available
Writing code is cheap, but getting it right is expensive. Every means of ensuring code correctness has significant drawbacks.
Writing code is cheap, but getting it right is expensive. Every means of ensuring code correctness has significant drawbacks.
While I have used coding assistants in the past, I understand that it's a rapidly evolving area with a lot of money being poured into it. A lot of proponents seem to like Cursor, so in this post I'm going to use it to explore a few typical scenarios where a coding assistant might be useful.
Writing code is easy; getting it right is hard.
Shit's gotten weird out there. The internet has devolved from something that was mostly quirky and altruistic to something that, in many ways, is straight-up evil. Enter RSS: An opportunity to reclaim your attention through simple and open tech.