@mattpocockuk@antoinecojp that's exactly how I do it as well. I've a code review skill which refers to the same single source of truth - it makes it all more manageable
β¨ A short, very fast rundown of my latest video on an Angular code review skill that I've been using in my own projects.
Full video if you want a more detailed explanation π https://t.co/fEcdC1FqLi
The code review skill can be found here: https://t.co/hKqbdW7YgO
I'm wondering how you all deal with this?
Do you keep some specific time boxed for trying out new AI related releases?
It's surely a bigger challenge than it was ever before
The tech world has always been quite fast paced, even before AI.
But now with AI, it has got hyper fast paced. It's just too difficult to keep up to date with all of the new stuff being released on a daily basis
Focus on what you're building is the new challenge!
If I keep spending more time on keeping up to date with every model release, every new AI workflow I'd hardly find time for anything else.
So to keep my sanity, I only change my workflow if I actually need it.
As long as I can build what I want, it's fine for now
I empathize with this.
What helped me turn a corner: I focus on the things I've gained:
I rarely get stuck anymore.
I don't have to type tricky syntax.
I can improve UX faster than ever.
I can easily automate tedious tasks.
I don't have to manually look things up.
I have a new "pairing" partner that's always available.
I can implement and compare multiple options quickly.
I can try big ideas that were previously out of reach.
I can use the best tool for the job instead of the one I know best.
β¨ Just published a video on my Angular Code Review Skill!
After some experimenting, I made open source my Angular Agentic Starter Kit - which contains the standards that I use for my Angular projects and products like the Material Theme Builder.
https://t.co/fEcdC1FqLi
@kentcdodds@cursor_ai@Remotion@FFmpeg I did something similar recently as well. I had a section of video I needed graphics for - cursor + remotion created animations then synced according to the audio that I provided.
Would love to know more about your process!
@avlinguini exactly right! I was thinking of creating a product for the past year or maybe more, but a month or so ago I was finally able to launch it thanks to agentic coding.
Now I'm reevaluating all my crazy ideas π
There's the downside, but there is also the upside. With AI, you're able to do things you didn't think possible before due to time or other constraints.
It's time to dream again - at least that's how I'm coping π
β¨ So I tried out the thermo nuclear code quality skill by the @cursor_ai team!
And one of the big issues it pinpointed in my Material Theme Builder's code was the signals store which had got quite huge.
An hour or so later, I've it all refactored into "deep modules" - yay!
Wishing you all a very Blessed Eid Mubarak!
Hope you have a nice day with friends and family - and realize that there is more to life than your work and to take a break from time to time to recharge and come back with more energy.
PS. No AI was used in this post π
You asked for it, so here it is: a deep-dive on my new /handoff skill.
It's an alternative to /compact that gives you WAY more flexibility with your context window.
- Think of an idea, handoff to another agent to implement
- Grill, handoff to prototype, handoff BACK
Enjoy:
@designcoursecom So true, when using AI coding I have to consciously stop myself from working more than usual. It's just so addictive and your work is just maybe one iteration away from"completing"
β¨ Just shipped a most requested feature for the Angular Material Theme Builder!
So now you can design your theme with multiple seed colors - primary, secondary, tertiary, error and neutral
Try it out now at https://t.co/Pz0NIEOXSc (1 full export is FREE on sign up)
Introducing Composer 2.5, our most powerful model yet.
It's more intelligent, better at sustained work on long-running tasks, and more reliable at following complex instructions.
For the next week, weβre doubling the included usage of the model.
β¨ Angular Agentic Coding: The Process in short!
It's basically a three step process - but with sub steps within it. The green part (testing) actually ensures your code quality is upto the mark.
Check out the complete video here: https://t.co/DAdUKaAaVs