And the more senior the role, you are solving many problems that are language agnostic.

Semi related but not the point, Go is one of the easier languages to pick up for someone with any experience

I was recently frustrated when the AI incorrectly wrote json deserialization code for about 45 minutes.
I told it “you’re fired”. *It* ended the conversation.
Maybe you can fire AI, but I had to start a new thread, so maybe not 😕

“Peer pressure” instead of leadership sending people to training is effective. There are people who ask for specific training. They are more driven naturally and end up being the vocal leaders in the meetups.

No training provided, expectation is we learn from peers. We self-formed an internal meetup and have had a few leaders and experts emerge from it

Woah

I like the metaphor. I sometimes forget until the words land

Yeah it does take discipline. Weirdly I felt invested in the code like it was mine, even though it’s not. I used the generated code to learn the idioms and aspects of the language.

Worked for me. Everyone learns differently though

I did a similar thing this week. Used AI to build a project and learn Gleam at the same time.

Found myself nodding my head while reading your article

I don’t think you mentioned it, but using AI + project might be the best way I have learned a new language

I shouldn’t get my hopes up for htmx 5.0? But 6…

You did not bury the lede. Will there be another cycle then? Some people get fed up with agile and start the same principles with a new name?

12 days is perfect. Thanks for all you have done

Thanks for all your Brewers coverage. Let’s do it again next year

Awesome talk Jason

Explains why I’ve written like 4 articles in 20 years