Slowly wrapping my head around CodeRabbit and working with pull requests for my own code.
Posts in "Coding"
New Obsidian Plugin Released - Freewriting Prompts
A new Obsidian plugin, Freewriting Prompts, offers AI-generated prompts to help users overcome writer’s block with customizable options.
I do all my Git commits locally and then push to GitHub to create releases. Now I want to test out CodeRabbit, which relies on pull requests to examine code. Does it make sense for me as a solo developer—working on local code—to use CodeRabbit and Pull Requests? Thoughts?
Obsidian Plugin "Typst PDF Export" v1.2.0 released!
Version 1.2.0 of the Obsidian plugin Typst PDF Export features bug fixes and refactoring, enhancing its capabilities for exporting well-formatted PDFs from notes.
Refactoring once again. That is really one thing I have yet to figure out. How to guide the LLM during creation to not just dump everything into the main file.
Rate Limits: The Unlikely Hero of Developer Wellness
Vibe coding can lead to addiction and health issues, but rate limits serve as beneficial reminders to take necessary breaks and prioritize well-being.
The Unintended Side Effect of Vibe Coding
Rapidly completing coding projects has sparked an overwhelming surge of new project ideas, requiring effective management strategies to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
Remember that say that the last 20% take 80% of the time. It feels like I’m stuck in those last 20% with my refactoring efforts. I want it to be over, but it’ll probably be two or three more days. 😮💨
Four the last four days I have been in the middle of a major refactor of Links. I am starting to see light at the end of the tunnel. When I am finished, the code will be lean, mean and hardened (and much more maintainable).
Vibe Coding Isn't Code Slop - It's Strategic Collaboration
Vibe coding is a collaborative approach where AI assists in coding tasks under human oversight, emphasizing thorough planning, review, and maintenance of high-quality standards.