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@DanKulkov The coding part is essential when you are using AI tools to write code.
you should know what you are delivering.
trust me vibe part is not enough.
Every Next.js dev eventually learns this: your app isn’t slow because of React, it’s slow because of how you fetch data.
→ Overusing client components
→ Fetching inside multiple nested components
→ Not caching responses
→ Forgetting to use revalidate or fetch cache: 'force-cache'
Master data fetching in Next.js, and you’ll feel like you unlocked a hidden level of performance.
From Anthropic's Claude Cookbooks repo, here's a gem for AI builders working with custom skills:
Optimization strategies to make your Claude integrations faster and more efficient.
1. Minimal Frontmatter: Limits skill discovery time – keep name to 64 chars, description to 1024 chars.
2. Lazy Loading: Reduces token usage – reference files only when needed.
3. Skill Composition: Avoids duplication – combine multiple skills instead of one mega-skill.
4. Caching: Speeds up responses – reuse skill containers across sessions.
Pulled from the custom skills dev notebook – super practical for scaling agentic apps!
ref: https://t.co/2TTE4GtDS4
Diving deeper into Anthropic's Claude Cookbooks repo – a must-bookmark for AI builders!
Key highlights:
1. Capabilities: Basics like prompting & model evals to kickstart your Claude apps.
2. Tool Use & Integration: Recipes for API calls, custom functions – perfect for agentic AI (e.g., Claude as a code interpreter).
3. Third-Party Integrations: Adapt AWS samples for scalable Claude deployments.
4. Multimodal: Handle images + text for vision apps, with ready-to-copy code.
5. Advanced Techniques: Optimize prompts, error handling, & complex workflows.
Python-focused but adaptable. Grab your free API key & elevate your builds: https://t.co/xY4QwOm6Jf
Spot on.
Frameworks are just syntactic sugar for the same core problems.
You can learn React in a month, but understanding why component lifecycle methods exist requires solid CS fundamentals.
Which fundamental concept do you see skipped most often by junior devs? My vote is concurrency! 👇
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