I thought I'd share with HN how my development workday looks, by showing my chats with ChatGPT. Maybe this will inspire some people, or give them reference into what various other people are doing. (This is also what I'd want to look at when interviewing candidates for a job at our company.)
And this is a follow-up of how I used the code running sandbox in the app I'm making:
I thought I'd share with HN how my development workday looks, by showing my chats with ChatGPT. Maybe this will inspire some people, or give them reference into what various other people are doing. (This is also what I'd want to look at when interviewing candidates for a job at our company.)
And this is a follow-up of how I used the code running sandbox in the app I'm making:
https://chatgpt.com/share/68f7f6f0-46f4-800a-ad66-0a6511512a...
And here is how I write a pipeline process contacts in my cordova app for instance... you can feel the speed of development:
https://chatgpt.com/share/68f80413-4c90-800a-92fb-047580ea5e...
I'm making very general components here and re-using them later. That's a story for another day:
https://engageusers.ai/ecosystem.pdf
If you had a chance to skim through this, I would love to get some feedback on what you think of my approach, and what I could improve.
I'd suggest using either Codex or an IDE instead of the web version of chatgpt.
I like the control I have over what tokens are sent, I have no idea what the IDE sends.
And also how would I share convos like I did here?