Posts tagged “developer-workflow”
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Renaissance Painters Who Lived to See Photoshop
Painting took roughly five hundred years to get from ground pigment to a brush tool on a screen. Web development did it in a couple of years, and those of us who learned it by hand got to see both sides.
Those of us who learned web development by hand are Renaissance painters who lived long enough to see computer paint programs. AI did that to web development in a couple of years, and it changes who gets to commission the work.
The Work Starts When the Thought Does
An autonomous SDLC where a note fires a Claude session, and the pull request is waiting when I get home.
Self-healing software survives its bugs without changing a line. What I run against my projects changes the source. Logging the defect is what fires the work, and most days the completion email is the entirety of my involvement.
Everyone's Mad Anthropic Killed OpenClaw Access. I'm Not.
I spent a month debugging it every morning. The people crying loudest aren't the ones who were actually using it.
I bought the Mac mini. I posted that it was the future. A month later I was waking up every morning to fix something that broke overnight. Here's what I learned.