Stop writing code, start directing agents. The hardest part of adopting AI isn't the tools, it's the mindset. Get curious, become a director, treat AI as the pilot instead of the copilot, and obsess over the product instead of the code. You won't get lazy; you'll grow new muscles.
Boston Code Camp: Vibers vs. Doomers: The AI Coding Debate
Iโm thrilled to share thatย Josh Drummย and I will be presenting atย Boston Code Camp 39 on November 22nd! Our session -ย โVibers vs. Doomers: The AI Coding Debateโย - is going to be aย funย one: Is AI the future of software engineering or the beginning of its downfall? In this lively, debate-style session, two developers take opposite sides: the... Continue Reading →
Get Over Yourself: AI Coding Assistants Arenโt Going Anywhere
Artificial Intelligence in software development sparks debates hotter than Star Wars fans arguing about which trilogy is best: Original, Prequels, or Sequels. (we all know itโs the Original). Tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor promise to make coding easier and faster, but there are folks out there that strongly disagree. Why?! A little about my... Continue Reading →
