schemaforge

AI Can Write Software. What Is My Experience Worth? AI can now write software I spent years learning to build. So what is all that experience worth? I've been figuring that out through my own work, including a project I'd hand over to AI today and another I'd still write myself. I've been programming since I was eight, starting on a TRS-80 from Radio Shack. I've shipped products with Microsoft and was most recently a principal at Amazon Web Services. These days, I'm finding that knowing which questions to ask matters just as much as knowing how to write the code. What would you happily hand over to AI, and what would you still want to do yourself? Let me know in the comments. Subscribe to keep learning with me. Making sense of AI, together. CHAPTERS 0:00 What I still want to do myself 0:45 A job with rules I can check 1:27 Where I want a closer look 2:17 Reusing work I already trust 3:05 Changing the assignment 3:56 Asking for the right thing 4:16 The questions experience brings 4:50 Taking it into the next project 5:43 Keep learning with me THE OPEN SOURCE PROJECTS All are available under permissive licenses: Magic TypeID (mti): identifiers for applications Govcraft/mti rusty_paseto: security tokens rrrodzilla/rusty_paseto acton-reactive: coordinating workers and messages Govcraft/acton-reactive acton-service: reusable foundations for backend services Govcraft/acton-service SchemaForge: describing application data, relationships and supported rules Govcraft/schemaforge MY FIRST VIDEO 43 Years of Coding. Here's How I'm Facing AI. youtu.be PRODUCTION Narration uses my authorized voice clone. The presenter clip and thumbnails were created using my likeness. Music and sound effects were generated with ElevenLabs.