Software Engineering
Most AI coding failures aren't caused by poor prompts. They're caused by unclear requirements, missing constraints, and weak specifications. Here's what I've learned from using AI-assisted development in real projects.
Software Engineering
I used to think this was a binary choice. Either you ship fast or you do it right. In reality, it’s almost never that clean. Most real-world projects don’t give you the luxury of perfect decisions. You’re dealing with: * Deadlines that won’t move * Backend dependencies
iOS
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve joined a project and thought: “Okay… this is going to take a minute.” No docs. Weird naming. Logic scattered everywhere. And bugs that don’t make sense at first glance. And honestly… I’ve been on the other side of