Absolutely. Best phones I ever had.

Not “Had a quick byte”?

If there is a certificate, then it helps you test if you’ve formed the correct mental model(s). Beyond that I don’t find they add much value.

I find they serve two purposes: 1) they give you a 10,000 foot/metre view of the technology so you know what the building blocks are and roughly what is (claimed to be) possible; 2) helps you load up on the vocabulary, so when you run into issues you know the language to use when searching for help.

I really enjoyed the Saturn V rocket. Looks amazing. Or if you prefer cars, the Lamborghini Sian is pleasing.

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That’s a wonderful catch

This is my favourite feature from .NET 10 so far. Gets rid of so much ceremony for simple utilities. Massive fan.

Absolutely agree.

It helps seniors improve by mentoring juniors.

It stops us waking up in the early 2030s wondering where all the senior engineers have gone.

Blazor in Action from Manning
Learning Blazor from O’Reilly

I’m getting to that point. I’ve been “learning” MSA for 155 days and maybe a human would be better.

The experiment didn’t work. Either shrink the cars to keep the circuit, build a new circuit that these cars work in, or remove this from the calendar.

I use it regularly in my development. I prefer to go test first and very much focus on the “if I were calling this code, how do I wish I could call it” aspect. Red Green Refactor. I don’t tend to apply TDD if I’m making a “simple” automation transaction script e.g. file manipulation.

Good luck with it @greggay.bsky.social, I’d love to read how it turns out

That being said, I hope you find some good candidates for your research.

I don’t think we should be using this technology to write our tests at all. I get that some people find writing tests onerous but they are the specifications that prove our software works. Asking an LLM to infer the specification from the written code assumes the code is correct and prevents TDD.

Mid -> Small -> Startup -> Enterprise -> Startup -> Enterprise -> Enterprise -> Enterprise