Prompting Scales. Verifying Doesn't. Yet.
I've been thinking about something Balaji Srinivasan wrote in June: prompting scales, because prompting is just typing, but verifying doesn't scale, because verifying requires much more than typing.
Thoughts on web accessibility, front-end engineering, and web standards.
I've been thinking about something Balaji Srinivasan wrote in June: prompting scales, because prompting is just typing, but verifying doesn't scale, because verifying requires much more than typing.
I didn't plan to write a book. There was no grand announcement, no sabbatical, no clean block of time carved out for writing. Just a quiet morning after my second daughter, Anjali, was born.
I've been thinking a lot lately about how AI is changing engineering teams. Not in theory, but in the actual day-to-day work.
Picture this: It's 2035, and programmers are kicking back with their fancy oat milk lattes, letting LLMs like CodeSentry 9000 do all the heavy lifting.
A simple trick that can slash your food bills, decode mystery ingredients, and turn your chaotic pantry into a meal-planning machine.
If you write JavaScript (or yell at it occasionally), you'll want to know what's new in ECMAScript 2025 — and why features #3 and #5 are genuinely exciting.
Interacting with today's large language models often feels like stepping back into a command-line interface. Powerful — but not yet intuitive.
In today's fast-paced digital age, research is more accessible — and more exciting — than ever. Gone are the days of sifting through encyclopedias or microfiche.
After joining Oracle, I quickly realized that starting with a new team means diving into an unfamiliar codebase with hundreds of files and years of undocumented decisions.
As LLMs become more prevalent in front-end development, the roles and skills required for front-end engineers are shifting in ways that matter.
LLMs are revolutionizing front-end engineering by automating various tasks and augmenting the capabilities of engineers in meaningful ways.
Imagine walking into your favorite restaurant. Instead of one overworked chef trying to handle everything, there's a team of specialists — each handling a different dish.
Buckle up — it's time to take a ride through the crazy, ever-changing world of front-end engineering and how modern HCI technologies are reshaping it.