Most consultants raise rates in Q3. I'\''m halving mine for July.
First month of any engagement, 50% off. Every service.
Builder Core €5,000 → €2,500. Code review from €375.
Drops to 30% in August. Code auto-applies at checkout: https://t.co/CV9oBDwLTH
Old habit: describe the design, ask "does this make sense?"
Claude says yes. You feel validated. You ship it.
Three weeks later you're untangling exactly the problem it would have caught — if you'd asked the right question.
The prompt that changed how I work:
"Assume this design is wrong. What's the most likely failure mode?"
Not "is this good?" Not "what would you improve?"
Force it to find the break point. If it can't — you've got a real design.
Claude PR Reviews are awesome. So valuable and a time saver.
As a developer you can first address Claude's suggestions and then ask for any PR reviews from your teammates
One of the reasons why I stay away from cross-platform development https://t.co/wRvkBg7I7q
Cross-platform is convenient but in majority of the cases it is chosen because it's cheaper.
Cheaper = cutting corners = company/product is on it's way to failing
UI inconsistencies often indicate poor standardization, with a lack of reusable components or consistent styling frameworks. This not only disjoints the codebase but also makes it hard to maintain.
Ideas on how to fix it: https://t.co/v2sujWrztL
Engineers don't want to deal with outdated code long-term. To retain quality developers, stop torturing them and create a good development environment
Read more: https://t.co/eTJAAI1vid
#dx#Android#Java
LLM frameworks:
◦LangChain - good for building agents
◦LLamaIndex - good for knowledge graphs
◦Autogen - multi-agent building framework from Microsoft
This was almost a year ago... A lot changed since then
I was thinking about using multi-model database frameworks like FaunaDB - basically utilizing different paradigms: GraphQL (graph wrapper), MongoDB (document), PostgreSQL (Relational).
But, decided to start with PostgreSQL first and GraphQL on top
@infomiho@WaspLang That's cool. I read your gist but I have all services defined in docker-compose and I'm hitting some blockers with what seems really basic...
I wanted to do as much as possible with python, including frontend. The options are Django, but Flask and streamlit seam better for POC (Proof of Concept)
Project management on GitHub is such a breeze and it is a good alternative to JIRA when managing a smaller project. Inside one side-project, I'm tracking tasks across multiple repositories 🔥