Dig deeper in my resources, page no 10.

Prompt engineering.

AI is revolutionising the way code is written. With the use of AI-based coding tools like GitHub's Copilot, we can rapidly and effortlessly generate intricate algorithms that would ordinarily take an extended amount of time to compose manually. However, these are just blocks of code; soon it will be the entire application. The requisite skill of today is not another framework or programming language; we need to effectively prompt AI to write what we desire.

Tailwind. Anti-Pattern or ...not?

I have been a fan of Adam Wathan for a while now, even before he created Tailwind. I had misgivings about the concept of making HTML look like a class index - it felt wrong to me. However, as time has passed, I find myself using it more and more. What has changed?

New kid on the block. WASM.

Not only is OpenAI (or any AI product) revolutionising the digital landscape, but WebAssembly is a game-changer for browser applications. Is JavaScript on its way out? Not yet, but may give some space for other languages. Rust is undoubtedly ruling the roost! These are truly exhilarating times!

Is ReactJS a dead-end path?

React is like a modern celebrity - famous simply for being famous. It's often chosen as a safe solution, and no one can fault you for that. However, once you dive deeper, you'll be exposed to all its flaws. I predict that React will die out just as PHP did in the realm of HTML templating.

Turborepo is a good thing.

I was initially hesitant to embrace monorepos, as I preferred the clean and organised structure of my individual project folders. The only downside was the difficulty of reusing design systems across multiple applications. However, Turborepo has changed my opinion; give it a try!

Side project. Cut the link? Nope, track the user.

I've promised to share what I'm working on. Easier said than done :) It's a small part of something larger, so click the image to find out more.