The funniest thing is that developers created one of the most incredible things ever (LLMs), and the first big impact of LLMs was that developers lost one of the most enjoyable parts of our job (coding) and got stuck in the infinite loop of PR reviews.

Here’s my new article with a few thoughts on the future of human vs AI employees: slobodan.me/posts/employee…

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Nice that my article on AI agent memory is in the Top 7 Featured DEV Posts of the Week! Even better because AWS Hero Slobodan Stojanović is there too! Thanks DEV Community for their "knowledge sharing" platform! #DevCommunity dev.to/devteam/top-7-…

imagine losing your job to this

Our Top 7 authors this week are an eclectic bunch: from Dinosaurs to magical cats to... giant sand worms?? Congrats Joao L., Danilo Poccia, Slobodan Stojanović, Daniel Acuña, Wojciech Maj 🦋 @wojtekmaj.pl and the rest! Read them here: dev.to/devteam/top-7-…

Local library search landed! You can search both from the sidebar and the command palette. Feat by Archie Sengupta 💜

A reminder that Next JS is fully supported on Netlify, including advanced features like App Router, ISR, PPR, etc. Migrating should be as easy as linking your repository. If not, get in touch. docs.netlify.com/build/framewor…

B2C B2B B2A (Agents? AI? Anyone? Anything?)

PRO TIP: Serverless was invented because Next.js developers couldn’t fix memory leaks. They just restart your app every request.

If we eventually start hiring AI employees, will HR (AIR?) become the CTO and the engineering department's responsibility?

Momentum gives you energy, but it also gives you an illusion that you have an infinite battery. It's like an adrenaline rush. It's very important to take a proper vacation after a failure. However, it's equally important to be well-rested and focused, even when everything is

Our “battery” is even more important with AI tools. Now that the initial AGI fear has stayed behind us (at least its first big wave), we need to start thinking about trends that will stay with us. The next step in the evolution of knowledge workers (including software developers)

Excellent article! When the JS Belgrade meetup was active, people often asked about the best approach to learning JavaScript and frontend (learn vanilla JS first, or pick up a framework, React vs Angular vs Vue vs whatever, etc.). The answer was not easy, but it was kind of

After almost 11 years, it's time for a new organization team to take over the JS Belgrade meetup. The journey started in December 2014, when Bogdan and I decided to organize our first JavaScript meetup and start the first (as far as I know) JavaScript meetup group in

Serverless architecture, Basquiat-style (generated by 🍌):