Name me one thing that devs can do that AI can't

Building the tech side is the easiest. Marketing and selling are the hardest if you're a developer. Where do you learn marketing?

True devs review PRs in the morning. It's like a daily ritual

Everyone must exit from FAANG and tell success story

When I started, I didn't believe I would finish it someday. But now it works, my mistake was that I thought I needed a perfect solution, but I instead made it work

Unpopular opinion: You can't build anything if you don't have money. Free services are sucks. Quality costs $

Never stop failing until you spend all the money! What is the red flag to stop project building?

$200 per month for basic-level Twitter API? Seriously? Or am I confused about something

Good devs have strong skills and results, not years of experience. Well said: "Some people have been working here for 25 years... you can tell because they haven't learned a damn thing that entire time"

We need to be fired more often, it motivates us to take on new challenges.

People try to believe that failure is not bad, yes, it is not so bad, until you expect immediate success

For me, marketing is most challenging! I am a developer, and I am an introvert. I don't like public speaking, but I had to change the game if I want to grow

Vibe coders, please stop it! It works, but how can we maintain it?

Devs do refactoring, vide coders focus on creating tech debt

The biggest fear for all JS devs: while (true) { ... }

Do you review PR yourself if you work alone?

Building project is like car that needs fuel to move on, you can't stop once you go. Fuel is your consistency and discipline

Done: Personalize skills/features you need to check

We need to say "draft generators" instead of "vibe coders". I can't say that generated code looks human-readable, but it's like you don't know something and just put more and more code examples until the program changes the output

Sunday is for silent coding