Vibecoding
Assembling products together with a model: process, prompts, limits of applicability, safety. materials: 6
Knowledge base
Claude Code Windows: installation, Git Bash, WSL and rakes along the way
Two working circuits on Windows - native and WSL2 - with installation commands, shell settings and a list of problems that occur in almost everyone.
Cursor: editor with a model inside
Fork of VS Code, where addon, inline edit and multi-file agent run in one window on top of the codebase index. Analysis of Tab, rules, indexing and what you have to pay.
Git for non-developers: the minimum that is enough
Twelve commands cover almost everything that a person without development needs: history of edits, rollback, branch for an option, viewing what the agent has changed. Analysis of the mechanics - index, commit, branch, conflict - and an honest list of what git is not good for.
AI agents for programming: what they really speed up in code
How the agent works with access to files, tests and git, what tasks it completes faster than a human, where it creates more work than it saves, and how to check its edits.
Supabase: database, authorization and API without its own backend
Managed PostgreSQL, automatic REST on top of the schema, login by mail and OAuth, and rights are set by line-by-line policies right in the database. Analysis of the mechanics, traps of RLS and ways to verify that the data is really closed.