I Tried Coding With Only AI for Two Weeks
For 14 days I wrote no code by hand — only AI did. It was faster than I expected and broke in ways I didn't. Here's the honest report.
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For 14 days I wrote no code by hand — only AI did. It was faster than I expected and broke in ways I didn't. Here's the honest report.
There are only two hard problems in computer science, and one of them quietly wrecks codebases. Here's why naming is so brutal and how to get good at it.
The blinking cursor terrified me for years. The small mindset shift that turned the terminal from scary into my favorite tool.
I learned three programming languages and got worse at all of them by repeating the same mistake. The pattern took me years to see.
Picking depth over novelty changed my trajectory. Here's how framework FOMO was quietly capping my growth — and what I do instead now.
I hated writing documentation because I was writing the wrong kind. The shift that made docs feel useful instead of like a chore.
For years I debugged by guessing and got lucky. Then I learned one method that finds bugs in minutes instead of hours — without changing random things and praying.
Our build took nine minutes and everyone had accepted it. One afternoon of profiling found the real bottleneck — and it wasn't where anyone guessed.
Seven small version-control habits that quietly removed a whole category of pain from my team's week. Most take under a minute to adopt.
I spent a month shipping software by describing what I wanted instead of typing it. Here's exactly where it shined, where it broke, and whether I'd do it again.