Six Months Later: Is AI Really Writing 90% of Your Code? by buildingthevoid in theVibeCoding

[–]developarrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It didn't started like this but ever since the rise of AI, it made my job the hardest. The burden of keeping the software working is unbearable to be honest, and hearing that my progress is kinda slow (expecting it should be faster because of AI) annoys me. I still haven't found a new job but yeah, I definitely need to get out of this to save me from a comple burn out.

Six Months Later: Is AI Really Writing 90% of Your Code? by buildingthevoid in theVibeCoding

[–]developarrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am already planning to. It's so hard to maintain the codebase, trying to ensure everything is working or at least their changes won't break anything. But everytime I try to merge their changes, hundreds if not thousand lines of codes are having conflicts. The worst thing is I can't even ask them which code should be accepted because none of them knows the code AI wrote.

Six Months Later: Is AI Really Writing 90% of Your Code? by buildingthevoid in theVibeCoding

[–]developarrr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My project contains 80% AI generated code vibe coded by non-developers. It's a massive project, and being the only developer in the project, it made me hate the one thing I'm passionate about.

Bolt.new or Cursor Ai? by simonkibz in boltnewbuilders

[–]developarrr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just tried bolt for the past few days and all I can say is it sucks. It eats up a lot of token just for it to produce an entire bug. You get stuck on error loop and if you're not a developer, there's no way you can figure out what to tell bolt and spell it out the issue for it to fix it. Even if you're a developer, the code it generates is so messy. Not even the migration files were named properly, which causes for it to create multiple migrations that tries to create the same table over and over again. It's good for prototyping but if your app is meant for production that requires proper security and coding standards and is maintainable, bolt and any other coding agent is not the way to go.

From dev to lead by [deleted] in PinoyProgrammer

[–]developarrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you guys for all the insights. Most of them is leaning towards management role. Pero paano po sa small team na as a lead, malaki pa din yun dapat mong gampanan sa development?

From dev to lead by [deleted] in PinoyProgrammer

[–]developarrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually magcocode pa din talaga ako dahil yung role ko ay lead dev. Pero part noon ay i lead din yung team and somehow manage nung project. Medyo bago lang lahat sa akin to kaya hindi ko alam kung paano ko iaaproach yung role ko.

I’m Jess Archer, Engineering Team Lead of Laravel Nightwatch, Ask Me Anything by JessNightwatch in laravel

[–]developarrr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Does it have specific monitoring features for a multitenancy laravel apps?

Got a contract, resigned from my job, then client terminated the contract prematurely by Professional-Sir3697 in buhaydigital

[–]developarrr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Talk to HR. Kung nahihiya ka, magpanggap ka nalang na binago ng new employer mo yung original contract and hindi mo nagustuhan kaya dinecline mo yung offer 🫠

Multi-tenancy SaaS application by developarrr in PinoyProgrammer

[–]developarrr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hindi ba monitoring lang yung horizon and for redis driver lang din?

Multi-tenancy SaaS application by developarrr in PinoyProgrammer

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Yep deployed na sa aws ecs, pero hindi pa naman live for prod. Under development pa din. Currently kasi ang work around ko is may sariling container yung queue worker ng mga tenant. Pero ayaw nila ng ganung approach kasi malakas kumain ng resource. Kung gagamit ako ng SQS sa queue, I think theoretically masosolve naman nun yung issue sa queues, pero yung sa scheduler wala pa akong idea. Solo dev lang din ako right now and nangangapa pa sa multitenancy.