I don’t quite get it. Maybe its true. Django provided a good start but then it was like a lock in.
With LLMs its quite easy to generate the boilerplatey code that django provides out of the box, so that demand is lost?
Its not the only reason django is here right? It has extensions, best python community and even more best documentation.
I think it will be the best framework to build with LLMs in the future if the ecosystem continues to improve
I don’t quite get it. Maybe its true. Django provided a good start but then it was like a lock in.
With LLMs its quite easy to generate the boilerplatey code that django provides out of the box, so that demand is lost?
Its not the only reason django is here right? It has extensions, best python community and even more best documentation.
I think it will be the best framework to build with LLMs in the future if the ecosystem continues to improve
This is real advice. People are hyping about the next workflow to 100x our productivity. Its ok to be 1x and still push less bugs than 100x and push 1000 bugs.
This is real advice. People are hyping about the next workflow to 100x our productivity. Its ok to be 1x and still push less bugs than 100x and push 1000 bugs.
Ah! This is a developer trying to love his craft, yet the people are cruel to not respect it. They just want to solve problems; no one cares, they are right, but empathy is traded for business value.
Ah! This is a developer trying to love his craft, yet the people are cruel to not respect it. They just want to solve problems; no one cares, they are right, but empathy is traded for business value.
A cool tool to check how it made it
A cool tool to check how it made it
Link: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Dec/31/the-year-in-llms/
Boy! That is a lot! I have been saying “overwhelming” word was not sufficient to describe this tend of LLMs in 2025. This explains the reason We had LLAMA falling, Gemini gripping, OpenAI still on the top yet cornered neck to neck suddenly with Chinese Labs and Anthropic in its own league. We saw the sudden rise and sudden dip in vibe coding, people thought “We can be programmers! We don’t need developers anymore, hehe” to “Damm! Do I need a developer to debug this?”. That was a funny thing to watch (as a developer) The images and 6 second video clip generated by AI are mind boggling, we saw from Sora and Nano Banana what havoc they can wreck if put in untamed hands. Local models are getting good, but the speed of the cloud and advancement over the other side is rocketing. There is also this trend of cli based agents. Claude code just set the trend and let 100s of cli agents rip off in the months to follow. Those are still released by new companies every now and then. Slop, yeah! We had less human slop than we needed AI right? Thanks to Simon Sir for this awesome blog. It finally gives me a relief to read so many thing have happened at a glance
Link: https://blog.ploeh.dk/2025/12/29/git-integration-is-ten-years-away/
This is hillariously funny. I can’t imagine VS Code team coping up with git integrations in 2025 I don’t blame them entirely, at least they realize it is missing. With these LLM assisted coding, they decided to ship it finally. We have one instance of AI assisted coding helping VS Code ship faster (after 10 years). Learn Git, true. I alway 100% of the times use the cli. NO aliases, no agents, just CLI commands. git add, commit -m, push, pull, merge, rebase whatever. If I don’t know, I google it, read the ai overview and straight to the keyboards.