🧑💻 Developers always have a list of apps they’d love to build... but there’s never enough time for all of them (until now 👀).
I’ve been seeing this at myself too: - starting a side project - working for 1 or 2 months on it - realizing I only have a login screen and a dashboard after all this time, because there’s only so much free time for such a side project.
So, when ChatGPT appeared, I started to use it more and more to speed up some of my coding, without compromising on quality.
This meant copy-pasting code from it to Xcode or Android Studio back then, but now everything is so much better 🚀 Two things impress me day after day:
1. How good ChatGPT is at brainstorming, analyzing and understanding everything: product development, technical requirements, marketing, anything.
2. How @chatgpt can work directly on your project, with access to files, configurations and even to the mobile simulators 📲 to run and test the app itself.
I’m still making the decisions, reviewing the code and testing everything, but @openai with these tools made the gap between “I’d love to build (and finish!) this app someday” and actually having something working feels much smaller now.
If you didn’t already, try them both, they’re in the same app now, Codex is also available in the CLI, and everything works so well! The link is in my bio 🔗
Any questions about my workflow, ChatGPT usage, Codex tips and tricks? Comment below and I’ll get back to every single one of you 💬
Todo empieza con una línea de código... Arrancamos la serie de vídeos del Mes de la Ciberseguridad y durante todo octubre vamos a compartir contenido para que entiendas cómo funciona realmente la ciberseguridad, desde el inicio
This is the part of building with AI that nobody shows you.
I spent some time fixing my email assistant. Out of a bunch of emails that got sent out only a few of them were wrong and ended up not using the client’s correct name in place of the variable.
@braintrustdev helped me solve that by setting up traces and using its patterns feature where it grouped all the issues for me so I could see the affected instances. Ultimately it helped me track down the issue and resolve it.
I changed a few lines in my code, reran the test, and could actually see the fix working correctly!
Testing your application is working correctly is so important, now more than ever.
