Alberto on code life

After some back and forth with learning and reading all I needed for the project I finally dipped my hands into installing things and creating my project. This was a wild ride because I asked  A.I to create a python project for me. The wild ride begins! Photo created with Google Imagen The amazing triviality So I asked the LLM to create a Python project and use the UV package manager. UV was not installed and I had to install it. Unlike Cursor which would have installed it for me CoPilot did not, just gave me the command and I applied it myself. And then the picture below happened. Screenshot from my own machine The project was created and it even "read my thoughts" and what I meant with RAG and added the relevant description. At this point my mind is blown. Obviously previous context was responsible for the description and yet it was pretty amazing. The rest of the project was completed mostly with completions because I had to practice my Python skills. However even for that...

If you are a developer you are (probably and hopefully) familiar or have tried to apply Vibe Coding in your day to day workflow. If you haven't I suggest you give it a shot. It is not a solution for everything but is is one more tool in your belt. Apart from the coding itself though what else can we do inside our IDE that we didn't even think of doing before? This is the first of a series of short posts on my experience in Vibe Composing  rather than Vibe Coding. Consider the following premise; You are given a requirements document from your product manager. The document will probably be a few pages (tens) long. You don't really have time to read all this. You may even ask some A.I chat to summarize it. However, what if you could load the document in your A.I assisted IDE and ask your friendly chat agent to operate based on that document? Fantasy? Reality! Photo by A.I Enter personal project While at a crossroads on my career I had some free time to think about what is the...