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As a Software Engineer and entrepreneur, my workflow for turning new business ideas into reality starts with clear logic and flow diagrams using miro.com next, I quickly validate ideas🚀 in just 1 day using kemplo.com/my-landing-page to validate interest through metrics like leads, subscribers, and payment attempts. Only after promising traction do I dive into design and development. Claude.ai is my best tool for debugging, in this way I save time 🤓.

Crafting software isn't just about writing code; it's about weaving innovation and creativity into every line. Let's continue to push boundaries and create masterpieces that redefine what's possible. #SoftwareDevelopment #Innovation #TechArtistry #CodeMasterpiece #FutureTech

How to Guide Windsurf AI to Build Your Software 1.) Plan: Start with a detailed conversation about your app—features, challenges, priorities. Load Windsurf’s context with as much information as possible. 2.) Steer: Push Windsurf to follow best practices. It’s knowledgeable but fallible. Your role is to ensure it stays focused on sound engineering principles. 3.) Outline: Direct Windsurf to create a step-by-step plan in a checklist called refactor.md. This roadmap keeps its attention on the bigger picture. 4.) Track: Have Windsurf check off tasks in refactor.md as they’re completed, ensuring accountability and progress. 5.) Execute: Set Windsurf loose to grind through the checklist, using the roadmap to stay grounded as it works through complex steps. — Why This Works LLMs like those powering Windsurf struggle with context decay—losing track of details over time. By breaking tasks into a reloadable checklist, you force Windsurf to repeatedly reference its plan, enabling it to handle large, multi-step projects with precision. —- At Boone Voyage, we’re building Zeus—the world’s first fully automated software engineer. Follow me on LinkedIn to see how we’re redefining AI-powered development.

levelling up with Crio.Do 🎉 Exciting Update on Project Q Kart! 🛒 I'm thrilled to share the latest progress on our Q Kart project! I've successfully integrated a shopping cart feature onto our website. Here's a rundown of the technologies and techniques we utilized to make this happen: 🔹 Material UI: Leveraging Material UI components for a sleek and modern look, ensuring a seamless user experience. 🔹 GridReact: Employing GridReact to structure and organize our content efficiently, maintaining clarity and simplicity. 🔹 Lifecycle Methods: Harnessing lifecycle methods to manage component behavior and optimize performance throughout the application. 🔹 Developer Tools: Making effective use of developer tools to debug, troubleshoot, and enhance the development process. 🔹 Reusable Components: Crafting reusable components to promote code modularity, scalability, and maintainability. 🔹 Responsive Design: Implementing responsive design principles to ensure our website looks great and functions well across various devices and screen sizes. 🔹 React Hooks: Leveraging React Hooks to simplify state management and streamline component logic. 🔹 Controlled Components: Implementing controlled components to maintain a single source of truth for our application's data. 🔹 Event Handling: Employing event handling techniques to capture user interactions and drive dynamic behavior within the application. 🔹 ES6: Embracing ES6 features and syntax for cleaner, more concise code and improved developer productivity. 🔹 React Router: Integrating React Router for navigation and routing within our single-page application, ensuring smooth transitions between views. 🔹 Conditional Rendering: Implementing conditional rendering to dynamically display content based on certain conditions or user interactions. 🔹 localStorage: Utilizing localStorage to persist cart data locally, providing users with a seamless shopping experience across sessions. #learnbydoing #criodo #softwaredevelopment #upskill #technology #tech #coding #webdevelopment #upgrowth #career #portfolio #devportfolio #industryprojects #projects #techskills #github #githubcontribution #dsa #testing #design

In AI, it's 10% building, 90% debugging. Are you ready for this new world? I recently attended a workshop by Tim Smith on fast prototyping with Figma. But it turned out to be a deep dive into how software development has changed over time. Here's what I learned: → In an AI world, 10% is building and 90% is debugging. It used to be 60% building and 40% fixing. Now, the "ship fast, break things" mentality is supercharged. → GenAI systems are unpredictable. A prototype might work once and fail the next time. Building an enterprise-grade product is a whole other challenge. → Every niche has 10+ teams. Product differentiation is less important; speed is everything now. I missed the hands-on part, but the results were mind-blowing. Kudos to Berkeley SkyDeck (Caroline Winnett) for hosting this amazing workshop! If you get the chance, reach out to Tim. Remember, the new AI world is fast and unpredictable. Are you ready to embrace the chaos and thrive?

While the article title is a bit clickbait, it raises two important points: 1. As managers, it's important to understand that the level of completion of a prototype does not shorten the time to market. 2. As developers, we need to make sure that prototypes are "rough" enough to avoid misleading clients.

Good morning. Can we normalize people without actual expertise not writing about activities that require actual knowledge and expertise as if they are fact? I am getting really tired of drive-by social media gurus writing about design and AI as if they actually have any expertise in either. Now I don’t claim to know all there is to know about anything. And my mind is wide open to reinterpretions, widening frameworks, reimagining the practice we all love. And people can spout their opinion like so much bilge that runs downhill after a rainstorm all they want. But I’m getting really tired of people who are ignorant of both craft and art of design making “factual,” statements about something they don’t even practice. How much is this ridiculous mockery are we in this industry to take? I blame us. For so long we let other professions define us, our practices, how we work, our best practices our frameworks. Our first best seller was written by a psychologist who hijacked design’s popularity to pawn his wares and has confused our profession ever since. He’s no more a designer than Elon Musk is a computer engineer. But what does that matter? I am no longer listening, paying homage or even entertaining anyone talking about design who doesn’t have design bona fides. That means actual designs in the world that help humans and solves problems. If you’ve read a book, took a class went to a bootcamp good for you. But I’m taking my biases toward build and putting it front and center. With that litmus test we’ll see how many of these self-proclaimed experts are left. #talkischeap #booksarentaflex #showmethedesign #lookingforbonafides #posersneednotapply

CanvasDev.com: Where Ideas Take Shape in Code Step into a world where developers bring their most ambitious ideas to life. CanvasDev.com is more than a domain—it’s a digital canvas, ready to host your next groundbreaking innovation. Whether you're designing the next cutting-edge app, building a developer community, or launching a creative tech platform, this name instantly conveys versatility and limitless potential. CanvasDev suggests a space where developers can explore, experiment, and create—from writing lines of code to architecting entire systems. It’s the perfect brand for an open-source project, a developer toolkit, or a creative coding platform. Imagine the possibilities. With a name that combines creativity and technical expertise, you’ll stand out as a thought leader in the developer ecosystem. CanvasDev.com is not just a domain; it’s a starting point for bringing ideas from concept to reality, one line of code at a time. Premium names like this are in high demand. Secure CanvasDev.com today and give your tech venture the foundation it deserves—a space where innovation has no limits. #AI #GPT #Canvas #Tech #Dev #Developer #SoftwareDeveloper #ArtificialIntelligence #coding #code

We've all heard that Time = Money, but what does that look like when you're talking about faster builds and development? Find out in the newest article on the Incredibuild blog!

100 years ago, less than 1% of the world captured moments through photographs. Today, we snap 10 photos a day without a second thought. What changed? We put photography into everyone’s hands—no training, no barriers. Just point, shoot, and share. Now, imagine doing the same for software development. That’s webdraw.ai. You just draw your idea and share your working app with the world. No coding. No learning curve. It’s not about coding faster; it’s about creating without limits. Webdraw empowers everyone to become a software builder. Imagine having custom-made, everyday software for your personal life, your work, your adventures. Available anytime, anywhere. That's what we are building. Ready to try it? Alpha version launches on Oct 31st - https://webdraw.ai