How I’m staying relevant as a developer in the AI era. Practical habits: writing code by hand, being visible, leading AI agents, keeping a dev journal, automating planning, and taking breaks to skate.
What I’m Doing to Not Become IrrelevantAI agents are shipping code while developers sleep. The job is changing—we are becoming task organizers, configuration engineers, and quality evaluators. How much can we trust AI before our caution becomes a liability? A personal reflection on skill atrophy, the prompt-and-trust workflow, and what it means to be a developer in 2026.
The Developer Identity CrisisAI in software development is getting insanely powerful. LLMs, copilots, agents, multi-step workflows… …on paper, it all looks like massive productivity gains. And sometimes it is. But in practice, I’ve…
Is AI Actually Making You Faster?Test-Driven Development (TDD) has been a cornerstone of quality software engineering for decades. But as we enter the age of AI-assisted development and large language models, does TDD still hold…
TDD in the Age of AI: How Evals Can Benefit from Test-Driven DevelopmentIn this tutorial, we are going to walk through an example of how to create a Restful API with Golang. We are going to cover the initial setup of the…
Create a Restful API with Golang from scratch