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For a long time, I thought improvement in tech mainly meant better code. Cleaner architecture. Faster queries. Lower latency. Better models. But recently, while working on process optimization in a real business environment, I realized something unc...

As the Founder of ReThynk AI, I’ve learned that AI fluency doesn’t come from intelligence. It comes from 7 days of small proof. So here is the simplest plan I use to move from fear to fluency, especially for founders and small teams. From Fear to ...

As the Founder of ReThynk AI, I’ve learned something that matters more than any tool: People don’t adopt AI because it’s powerful. People adopt AI when it feels safe. So I want to share a simple story because the democratisation of AI is not a tech...

Course Launch: Writing Is an Important Part of Coding Documentation, Thinking, and Developer Voice We’re launching a new dev.to course that treats writing as a core programming skill, not an optional extra. This course focuses on how documentatio...

For the last few years, GenAI in software felt like a playground. Autocomplete here. Chatbots there. Some copy-paste coding, some “wow” moments — but nothing truly foundational. That phase is over. We are entering the Vibe Coding era — where softwa...

As the Founder of ReThynk AI, and someone who builds and writes in public, I’ve learned one truth the hard way: AI doesn’t make me productive. AI makes me operational. That’s a very different thing. This article is about the shift from “using AI s...

For a long time, books were seen as the end product. You wrote a book. You published it. You moved on to the next one. But in the digital era, I learned something far more powerful: A book is not a product. A book is a leverage engine. What chang...

In this article we will build an AI chatbot. Before writing code, we decide what this chatbot must do. Based on who we are helping and what results they expect we would decide how the chatbot would function. For this article we will take the example ...

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How .NET Scaffolder eliminates repetitive CLI commands for .NET developers After years of typing the same dotnet new commands over and over, I finally decided to do something about it. Today, I'm excited to share .NET Scaffolder by NotableBit—a VS C...

Hey Coder Legion community, I’m Jaideep Parashar, author of 40+ books on Artificial Intelligence, certified Quality Champion, founder of ReThynk AI, and someone obsessed with building a future where AI isn’t just hype, it’s real, accessible, and emp...

Planning your next sprint? and still have tasks left over from the last one? Before you roll them into the next sprint like nothing happened, let’s talk about why tasks often spill over — and more importantly, how to prevent it. This guide is for ...

Your AI Isn’t Dumb — Your Prompts Are Confusing Let’s be honest: If your AI keeps giving you answers that look like they were written by a confused potato… it’s probably because your prompt sounded like: “Make it funny but serious but emotional but...

THE REAL REASON YOUR PROMPTS SUCK AND HOW I FOUND OUT THE HARD WAY By The AI Alchemist Let’s be honest. We’ve all typed at least ONE prompt so bad that even the AI paused… …like it needed a moment to recover. I didn’t realize how tragic my prompti...

Everyone says: Build in public. Share your journey. Be transparent. But no one talks about how it actually feels. In the beginning, I used to post like I was talking to myself, No likes, no responses. And honestly? That’s where most people qu...

When I first started learning tech, I had this habit: I kept waiting. Waiting to fully understand a language… Waiting to finish a course… Waiting to feel “confident enough.” But here’s what I learned along the way: You will never feel 100% ready...

Most developers wait until performance becomes a problem before doing anything about it. By then, you're firefighting instead of building. Here are the optimizations you should implement from day one - they cost almost nothing upfront but save you fr...

Let’s be real: AI coding tools like Copilot, Cursor, and others are game-changers. They autocomplete code, suggest fixes, and even write entire functions for you. For new developers, this is like having a senior dev sitting next to you, whispering an...

After having followed the various conventions defined by our Githttps://brazenbraden.com/posts/gitconventions/ and GitHubhttps://brazenbraden.com/posts/githubprocess/ processes, we should now be in a good place to take the code that has been produced...

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