Developers discuss the real risk of skill erosion from using AI copilots and share practical strategies, like the 'intern' mental model, to leverage AI's speed without sacrificing deep understanding.
Discover the AI developer assistant setups that professionals are actually using to boost productivity. From combining Claude and Copilot to self-hosting models, learn about the workflows that work best in 2025.
Developers share their real-world experiences as companies push for AI adoption. Explore the spectrum of policies from forced use to outright bans, and learn where AI tools actually help versus where they hinder productivity.
Veteran developers argue that AI is a tool that amplifies expertise, not a replacement for it. Discover why senior developers are thriving with AI and the critical risk this trend poses to the future of the software industry.
Feeling underwhelmed by AI's impact on your coding productivity? Discover the specific strategies and targeted use cases that developers are using to achieve real gains, moving from hype to helper.
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.
Developers discuss the pros and cons of open-sourcing projects when code can be used to train LLMs. Explore arguments about the value of code, intellectual property, and the core philosophy of open source.
A developer's search for a high-performance alternative to the M4 MacBook Pro sparks a debate on the best laptops. See community recommendations for Framework, ThinkPads, and learn about alternative workflows for power users.
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.
Discover how solo developers and small teams are building lucrative API businesses, with insights on popular niches, customer acquisition, pricing, and overcoming common challenges.