Discover the AI tools and workflows that professionals rely on every day, from advanced coding assistants like Cursor to clever productivity hacks for note-taking, language learning, and travel.
Developers are moving away from the Cursor AI editor due to its new data-sharing policies. Discover the privacy-first alternatives they're adopting, including Claude Code and the open-source Continue.dev.
Hiring managers are facing a flood of AI-polished resumes that don't reflect true skill. This analysis offers practical strategies for filtering candidates, revamping interviews, and identifying genuine talent amidst the noise.
Developers discuss the mental fatigue from switching between manual coding and AI tools, sharing causes like flow disruption and dopamine crashes, plus strategies to cope.
Parents discuss strategies for teaching children programming, focusing on nurturing interest, the best tools (Scratch, Python, Godot), and balancing CS fundamentals with AI collaboration skills.
Explore a range of controversial developer opinions, including unique programming font choices, debates on Rust's DX, AI's role in coding, and the true meaning of 'software engineer'.
Discover how developers are crafting their ultimate AI-assisted coding setups, blending IDEs like Cursor and VSCode with multiple LLMs, and refining workflows for enhanced productivity.
Exploring whether programmers are truly lagging if they're not using AI for coding. This discussion offers diverse developer viewpoints, practical tips for AI adoption, and concerns about skill preservation.
Can you effectively code on your phone? Developers share their experiences, favorite tools (SSH, Working Copy, Termux), and discuss the types of tasks best suited for mobile development environments.
A developer questions their value when relying on research over rapid, unaided coding. Hacker News discussion confirms this 'synthesizer' approach is common, valuable, and key to robust software.