Designers, be honest!👇 Are you still designing or mostly becoming really good at prompting?

you can use LLMs to produce the best code of your life you can use LLMs to produce the worst code of your life

Pretty UI won’t save a dumb product anymore. most UI designers are optimizing pixels while AI is redefining the product. users don’t care about perfect spacing. they care if it works for them. #uxdesign

git worktree is a great feature for people smarter than me

If you get this, we can be friends 😂

I've been using GitHub Copilot since it came out. There are two areas I'd recommend developers look into: 1. USING AI AS A COPILOT GitHub Copilot fills this role. I drive, and GitHub Copilot autocompletes, suggests, and verifies. I stay 100% in control while pair-programming with it. If you are a Visual Studio Code user, this one is a no-brainer. Here is what I love about GitHub Copilot: It handles everything I need: spec-driven development, documentation generation, testing, and I can use it with any model I want (including open-source models). There's nothing to rethink or configure. I just turn it on and start coding. 2. ACTING AS A COPILOT TO AI The GitHub Copilot CLI fills this role. You can plan and verify, while the agent refines, breaks down tasks, and executes. That's all you need. Two different modes. Two different purposes.

Great article, perfectly captures the ever changing AI landscape

This is such a great tip!!! 💙 Made a quick Codepen so you can play around with it codepen.io/una/pen/gbaWdmy

For everyone sad with what they have…

in my 4 years of experience, i've rarely come across "really really" good frontend devs. with ai code generation, sure it speeds things up. but when it comes to complex components, maybe stop pressing "tab" for a sec and actually check the quality of the code it's writing.

Starting today, I'm going back to @code Copilot instead of Cursor. I've heard from many people who have been praising the latest few iterations of Copilot. The last time I tried it, I didn't like it, but it's been a few months since then. In general, using @code is better than using any fork. The only thing that compels me to look elsewhere is AI functionality, but if Copilot can reach 90-95% of Cursor's capabilities, I wouldn't leave. I'll report back when I know more.

Currently working on an IoT platform where users manage real-time data & devices. Here’s what I’m focusing on as a UI/UX designer: • Simplified layouts • Clear device status indicators • Scalable design system • Responsive UI IoT UX is a different beast and I’m loving it 🧠

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If India wins the Champions Trophy final tomorrow, I'll gift a @striver_79 TUF subscription to someone who retweets this. @takeUforward_

And… I lost half an hour playing my own portfolio 🌈

🚨 Christopher Nolan’s ‘Interstellar’ to re-release in India on February 7. A masterpiece for space geeks 🤌

2024: built things 2025: build more things 🤙

Was chatting with a non-Indian founder about hiring in India. Here's how I feel about college pedigree for those who are interested:

Somebody, right now, is writing an article "How BookMyShow failed to handle thousands of concurrent users" #BookMyShow @bookmyshow

What are the best long form lectures on YT? Like esoteric stuff. Stuff about time travel, ancient civilizations, weird math, deep computer science, engineering, quasi woo woo self development, that kinda stuff. Bonus points for deep cuts that no one else has heard about