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At this point I haven't looked at code for many months. Before that, I spent 4 years hand coding a Google Docs competitor in JS without any libraries. My brain
by jv22222 3mo ago
At this point I haven't looked at code for many months. Before that, I spent 4 years hand coding a Google Docs competitor in JS without any libraries.
My brain feels equally as exercised (in fact more so as I am not as good at agentic coding as I was at real coding)
But now I'm making highly polished Mac OS apps and I really like that move from JS.
I feel... conflicted.
- softwaredoug 3mo agoDo you like to look at code? I’m finding it’s really just a personal preference. And honestly not worth getting worked up about either way.
- jv22222 3mo agoThis is weird but I think I like to focus wherever I feel needs polish. So, making a real time collaborative tool from scratch there was a lot of deep work in things like sockets, queues, memory structures, etc. That's just what needed attention. Right now I'm building a memory app for AI. So far I haven't spent much time looking at code on the swift side of things. But I have spent a lot of time up front working on domain driven design, screaming architecture, and module based design. I think with AI the polish is in deep QA, design taste, running trace logs and constantly asking it to do html diagrams of the architecture and such. ngl I miss "knowing what's going on" at the code level, but it feels like not a good use of my time to go into those weeds. When I look at the code it seems well structured due to screaming architecture, and module based design.
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