Constant deprecation and breaking changes in npm packages cause "software rot" even for content-focused frontend micro-sites like my personal portf...
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I believe GitHub Projects could be improved to be more useful. It's just not there yet. I'm a linear enjoyer.
But yea, this reminds me I need to do some plumbing and fixing on my websites as well.
I like the simplicity. After Atlassian acquired Trello, they changed the simple UI and added cluttered extra and changed proved and popular workflows, so that it's lost its former simplicity without reaching Jira's complexitiy and configurability. GitHub projects now feels like the closest replacement to original Trello, and it's even connected with GitHub issues (closing keywords, automatic links to issues etc.)
I think I've been doing that lately xD
Nice approach
Constant refactoring keeps the code healthy, and adding some automated tests could make it even more maintainable.
Another portfolio website update, this time focused on content and marketing:
Creative Web Developer: Updating my Profile/Portfolio as a Senior Web Developer
Ingo Steinke, web developer γ» Dec 15
Great post
"avoid perfection" ... great advice @ingosteinke
If I try to make an AI agent produce higher-quality code than an average engineer and be more deterministic than an average human being, yet the agent costs under $100 a month to run, am I being an idiot?
If someone would make an AI agent constantly producing quality code, even on the level of senior engineers, that would be a huge step forward beyond the unreliable and undeterministic hype agents and assistants that everyone keeps discussion right now. So, no, you've got a good goal in the right direction, I guess.
That was actually intended to be a rhetorical question @ingosteinke, but reading my post again I can see I failed that writing task :) What I meant to say is that I sometimes find myself trying to reach perfection when creating my agents. Then I step back and realize I'm already saving a ton of money and trying to perfect the agent is not gaining me much.
Many insights, thank you for sharing!
That's an interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing π