Computer operator. Obsessed with AI codegen. Augmenting life with fun stuff.
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ilya mikailov retweeted
Software engineers burning out thanks to using AI coding tools is becoming a major problem I don't see anyone talk about all that much. There's some "vampire effect" in these tools, and it drains a lot of devs.
This video by @stolinski is a very good and important one, to start:
This is the most important video I've ever made.
In this, I explore the negative and positive mental health effects of AI coding, with data and expert commentary.
youtu.be/iPUn1Fnfn0k
ilya mikailov retweeted
In June I left my position as CTO at Baby Journey without any real plans for what to do next.
Since then I've been advising two startup founders and taken countless of advisory calls.
To be able to do more of this, I've now productised myself!
Let me explain 👇
ilya mikailov retweeted
Thank you for ten years of listening and smiling with me. Most of my accounts are now suspended. This account is ending intentionally so you can still scroll back and see the old tweets.
Picard continues offering advice at botsin.space/@PicardTips
Goodbye Twitter. It was fun.
ilya mikailov retweeted
Steve Jobs was into deep work and hands-on management before it was cool. What a memo from 1986 👏
ilya mikailov retweeted
Agreed. Heard this one about blogging about 16 years ago (loosely translating): when you write just for yourself, no one reads it. When you put it online, many people don't.
The fear of OSS was real to me until I remembered it and realized there's literally zero risk for me in it
ilya mikailov retweeted
Starting with @codechips a year ago, and then with @SvelteSociety summit, the @sveltejs community has been the most open, welcoming and forthcoming in regards to Vest. Not sure if that's all on you, @swyx, but still - awesome job. I really love the vibes of this community.
ilya mikailov retweeted
I just published a write up on the history of Phoenix LiveView. I hope it challenges the way you think about building web applications, even if you're not yet into Elixir fly.io/blog/how-we-got-to-li…
ilya mikailov retweeted
Incredibly thorough list of resources to learn RxJS by @codechips . I have been looking for a place to start that is *not tied to Angular* and now thinks it will be hard to find better: codechips.me/rxjs-beginner-l…
ilya mikailov retweeted
Just merged a PR for Vest's docs by @codechips adding a @sveltejs demo.
If you want a more in depth read on how to write Vest form validations in Svelte, go get his awesome book.
gumroad.com/l/svelte-forms
github.com/ealush/vest
ilya mikailov retweeted
Looks promising, exciting, very helpful, so I got Svelte Forms: From WTF to FTW! from @codechips on @Gumroad: gum.co/svelte-forms
ilya mikailov retweeted
I was lucky enough to read it early in helping review it, and it's very well done... definitely worth picking up!
🔥 Svelte Forms: From WTF to FTW! 🔥
The "missing manual" for Svelte forms is FINALLY here! 150 pages, 9 chapters, 51 awesome examples. It took a little longer than I expected, but turned out much better than I hoped for. Especially the examples 🙂
gumroad.com/l/svelte-forms
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Check out this Svelte newsletter from @codechips reactivity.news
ilya mikailov retweeted
Your blog post codechips.me/svelte-form-val… had everything I was looking for. Thanks so much! 👏
ilya mikailov retweeted
Picard career tip: The grass may seem greener on the other side, but sometimes it's because of all the fertilizer.
ilya mikailov retweeted
Finite State Machine are really cool. checkout this article by my all time favourite writter @codechips " Firebase authentication with XState and Svelte" codechips.me/firebase-authen…
