11 articles tagged with "software-development"
I asked a group of CTOs what languages they use for LLM-assisted development. The answers split three ways. One of them made me rethink why Rust works so well with AI tools.
Every CTO in the agent harness space is asking build vs. buy. Most are asking the wrong question.
Rust's biggest barrier was the learning curve. LLMs reduced it dramatically. The compiler, the type system, and the ownership model stayed. That combination matters.
A practical framework for AI-assisted software development built on four non-negotiable principles: traceability, DRY, deterministic enforcement, and parsimony.
LLMs didn't just make coding faster. They unlocked entire toolsets for people who never had access before. Git, SQL, regex, shell scripting, even Rust. The barriers were syntax and CLI complexity, not intelligence. LLMs removed exactly that barrier.
I use Claude and Cursor in development every day. Over time I noticed that I don't have one fixed workflow. I choose the approach depending on the task. Three real examples show when prompt engineering is enough and when you need context engineering.
When I explore a specialized tool in a field where I am new, I expect it to be designed by experts with a deeper understanding than I could ever have. After all, I am an amateur, while experienced pro...
3 min read 19K views Git GitHub Development Management Sometimes, you need to review the overall state of a repository’s code, such as when accepting code from other developers or joining a new proje...
Ecodomen.ru is a volunteer-driven project with open-source code. Its mission is to create a platform that helps users save money on domain registration and renewal. The recommended usage: to find the...
5 min read 15K views Everything started when the Ministry of Communications allowed the use of the State Services Portal (Gosuslugi) for identifying and authenticating users on non-governmental websi...
2 min read 85K views Web Development Today, PyCharm suggested upgrading to IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition, which surprised me, to say the least. Following the provided link, I discovered an announce...