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How To Cut Developer Ramp Time With AI
tl;dr: Developers must ramp up and navigate the new complex codebase of a new customer every quarter. Architects need to do that every month. Learn how they transformed this challenge into a competitive advantage using deep context AI.featured in #578
How To Cut Developer Ramp Time With AI
tl;dr: Developers must ramp up and navigate the new complex codebase of a new customer every quarter. Architects need to do that every month. Learn how they transformed this challenge into a competitive advantage using deep context AI.featured in #577
AI-Generated Tools Can Make Programming More Fun
- Geoffrey Litt tl;dr: “I want to tell you about a neat experience I had with AI-assisted programming this week. What’s unusual here is: the AI didn’t write a single line of my code. Instead, I used AI to build a custom debugger UI… which made it more fun for me to do the coding myself.”featured in #577
Autonomous Coding: Are We There Yet?
tl;dr: BlueOptima's study of 110k developers and 82 million code changes provides a coding automation framework inspired by the SAE Driving Automation levels. It shows that whilst we are currently very far from full automation the rapid rise of LLMs since 2022 requires preparation for new coding standards, hybrid expertise to mitigate quality and security issues and tailoring of automation to specific needs to maximise impact.featured in #574
Introducing The Prompt Engineering Toolkit
tl;dr: “To facilitate rapid iteration and experimentation of LLMs at Uber, there was a need for centralization to seamlessly construct prompt templates, manage them, and execute them against various underlying LLMs to take advantage of LLM support tasks. To meet these needs, we built a prompt engineering toolkit that offers standard strategies that encourage prompt engineers to develop well-crafted prompt templates.”featured in #572
Are You Shipping More With GitHub Copilot? Is More Roadmap Work Being Done?
tl;dr: Engineering leaders are trying to figure out if their team is using GitHub Copilot, how much they're using it, and its impact on their work. Download this slide deck from Jellyfish, analyzing data from 4,200+ developers at 200+ companies, and start understanding whether you're getting adequate return on your AI investments.featured in #571
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Mirror: An LLM-powered Programming-By-Example Programming Language
- Austin Henley tl;dr: “Programming by example is a technique where users provide examples of the outcome they want, and the system generates code that can perform it. For example, in Excel, you can demonstrate how you want a column formatted through an example or two, and Excel will learn a pattern and apply it to the rest. But what if there was a programming language that only allows programming by example? Can we integrate AI into traditional programming languages?”featured in #569
Expanding The Solution Size With Multi-File Editing
- Birgitta Böckeler tl;dr: “A very powerful new coding assistance feature made its way into GitHub Copilot at the end of October. This new “multi-file editing” capability expands the scope of AI assistance from small, localized suggestions to larger implementations across multiple files. Previously, developers could rely on Copilot for minor assistance, such as generating a few lines of code within a single method. Now, the tool can tackle larger tasks, simultaneously editing multiple files and implementing several steps of a larger plan. This represents a step change for coding assistance workflows.”featured in #568