Gleb Irovich

Were you ever annoyed, that embedded structs in #golang were not really copied into the struct, but rather a "substruct"? I.e. the code below newer worked? And you always had to write `Image{Version: "1.27", Storage: Storage{Path: "/my/go/image"}`? Then you're in for a treat, Go 1.27 finally made it possible 🥳 https://lnkd.in/dW4hhntQ

3

Agent Skills are a relatively new and powerful way to teach AI agents new tricks. While there are many published skills available, it’s concerning that several (if not many) are poorly written and miss the point. In this post, I’ll explain what to look for when selecting a public skill—and how to write a good one yourself. Understanding the nuances of these skills is essential. https://lnkd.in/evHETDJh

32

Vercel just dropped a new way of agent steering. It’s called https://skills.sh In its core it’s just .md files with some instructions that you can share. These instructions might have some good examples of code, dos and don’ts. So basically now you install documentation for your libs. From the helicopter view it’s a great idea, being able to pack and share expertise like skills in the matrix, but as usual devil is in the details. E.g. how easy it would be to include and most importantly exclude those in your agents from your context, cause during feature development you don’t need expo upgrade skill same as during expo upgrade you don’t need product design skill. And now you need to check each skill for prompt injection as it’s external agent steering which adds directly into context —— Like and subscribe to learn more about AI in development

7

2 Kommentare

We're bringing native performance to our TypeScript 7.0 with a new codebase designed to dramatically improve speed across builds, type checking, and editor experiences. Developers can expect faster feedback loops and a more responsive workflow. Learn more: https://msft.it/6041vIBcf

9

Senior Frontend Truth: You Don’t Rise to Senior by Writing More Code There’s a quiet misconception in our industry, If I write more code, I’ll become senior. It feels logical, more output - more value - promotion. However seniority isn’t about volume, it’s about leverage. The Output Trap: At junior and mid-level roles, performance is often measured by visible activity: - Tickets closed - Features shipped - Lines of code written - PRs merged So engineers optimize for productivity and the problem is productivity alone doesn’t scale your impact. What Actually Changes at Senior Level: The transition to senior isn’t about doing more work, it’s about changing the type of work you do. Senior frontend engineers: - Think in systems, not tickets - Anticipate future change - Reduce technical debt before it compounds - Improve team decision-making - Mentor and unblock others - Challenge unclear requirements - Design for maintainability Their influence extends beyond the code they personally write, in-fact, some of the most senior decisions result in less code being written. The Shift from Output to Impact: Mid-level engineers increase output, senior engineers increase organizational clarity. They ask: - Should we build this? - Is this the right abstraction? - What happens six months from now? - Where will this design break? They optimize for sustainability, not speed alone. The Real Promotion Skill: The real signal of seniority isn’t how much code you write, it’s how much complexity you remove. It’s the ability to: - See second-order consequences - Make trade-offs explicit - Protect the system from fragile design - Multiply the effectiveness of the team Code is still important, but judgment is what gets you promoted. Apart from judgement, what other components makes you rise as a senior?

29

6 Kommentare

Keeping track of AI spend and usage-based costs can quickly become challenging as adoption grows. In this short video, I show how GitHub administrators can monitor Usage-Based Billing (UBB), track consumption, and stay on top of costs through the GitHub admin experience. Take a look 👇 #GitHubCopilot #GitHub #Billing #UsageBasedBilling #FinOps CC Maxim Salnikov Sherry List

21