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Your team doesn't want to use AI. Now what?
The CTO buys licenses, sends an email, a month later two out of twenty are using it. Resistance is normal. Here's what works better than a top-down mandate.
Read morePractical tips and insights about AI in software development.
The CTO buys licenses, sends an email, a month later two out of twenty are using it. Resistance is normal. Here's what works better than a top-down mandate.
Read moreClaude Code, Aider, Goose, Codex CLI — terminal agents have access to everything you do. The editor sees files. The terminal sees the system. That's the fundamental difference.
Read morePair programming with AI isn't like with a human. It's better at implementation and worse at decision-making. Understanding that difference changes how you use AI.
Read moreAt trainings I ask: 'Who has sent production code to ChatGPT?' Most hands up. 'Who checked for API keys in it?' No hands.
Read moreThe difference between a developer who uses AI effectively and one who dismissed it is often just one better prompt. Here's how to write prompts that work on the first try.
Read moreNobody wants to write documentation. AI turns a half-day task into a half-hour one — and the result is often better than what you'd write yourself.
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