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parkscomputing.com
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| | | | | Paper tickets, paper boarding passing, paper books, and Jimmy Buffett | |
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ylan.segal-family.com
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| | | | | Stop concatenating URLs with strings - Use proper tools instead I am glad someone wrote this. I point this out in code review all the time. Now I can send them this link. If you are using ActiveSupport (e.g. On a Rails project), the query generation can be made easier with #to_query: require "active_support/all" query_params = { format: "json", include: "profile" } URI.encode_www_form(query_params) # => "format=json&include=profile" query_params.to_query # => "format=json&include=profile" I'm sold. Agentic coding is the future of web application development Nate Berkopec is a smart guy, and he points out that agentic coding is a game changer. I feel it too. Once I started using Roo, it felt like there is no going back. I am still working out how to best work... | |
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blog.valentin.sh
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| | | | | [AI summary] An article arguing that 'vibe coding' is a poor developer experience because relying on AI agents to generate code without writing it manually is analogous to maintaining generated metaprogramming output, which is inferior to using proper software abstractions. | |
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www.loft.sh
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| | | The CNCF Sandbox will provide a neutral home for the project to receive external contributions from the cloud-native community and to benefit from vendor-independent governance. | ||
