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The Identity Crisis as a Developer
AI has changed what is expected of developers, and for some of us it has quietly taken the joy and the sense of identity that came with the job.
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AI Has a Design Problem
Claude's design tool is fast and impressive, but the outputs are getting samey, and a good-looking design isn't the same as a good experience.
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Good Enough to Replace You, Not Good Enough to Fix Itself
AI is apparently good enough to replace developers, but not good enough to fix it's own mistakes reliably - and the promised gains in speed, innovation and cost haven't shown up yet.
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AI and the Innovation Impasse
AI has taken menial work off my plate but some of the joy of development with it. When it comes to new ideas, AI just defaults to generic results which are seen everywhere else.
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Vibe Coding vs No-Code Giants
Vibe coding has skyrocketed in 2026, some call it a platform killer, but some like WordPress are adapting to it.
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To Code, or Not to Code, That Is the Question
Should you learn to code in the age of AI? LinkedIn members are at loggerheads, but for me, the answer is clear.
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AI Answers Alone, Without Context, Are Meaningless
A vague prompt gets a textbook answer; a narrow one backed by real context gets a measurable fix. Why AI answers alone, without context, are meaningless.
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Why AI Needs to Say 'I Don't Know' More Often
AI hallucination rates might have dipped, but now we're less confident spotting it. A look at why AI would rather agree with you than tell you it doesn't know.
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Who's Actually Driving?
If we accept AI output without scrutiny, it learns that the answer must be right-and repeats it for everyone. So, who's really driving the outcome?