It improved on that level a lot. Sometimes it helps to assign the important files to give more context. A year ago it didn't work good for me as well, but nowadays it works quite smooth. Ofc not 100% but quite good.

IMHO AI is a helpful tool for this kind of things like generating boilerplate code. You can focus more on the business logic. I love the support of AI and don't want to work without these tools. But the logic is of course implemented by myself, just then let AI generate the tests to verify it.

There are many parts in the codebase we can overthink. In the end it depends on the use-case. But I like to keep it simple and have the control. Ofc without implementing everything by my own😃

Wir nutzen in einem Projekt auch Jaeger

I work with the team ... working on some minor tasks, bugs, refactoring ... high prio tasks i often support in pair/mob programming. I often have too much other tasks that i cant completely focus on high prio tasks, but i help whenever needed.

When you ask 5 solution architects you will get at least 5 different opinions what a solution architect does ... each company defines it different. Yes I code as much as i can to be near to the development.

1. Java / Spring Boot, Postgres, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Docker, Helm, Kubernetes, AWS
2. PHP/Symfony, MySQL
3. hmmm ... love symfony, but also interested in rust, go, ...