Communities used to be where you went to ask questions and get help. Now that AI can answer most of those questions, what are communities actually for? Here's what the shift means for community builders and members.
Every team has someone doing invisible coordination work, updating changelogs, following up on blockers, bridging communication gaps. This 'glue work' often falls on women and rarely shows up in performance reviews. Composed AI workflows can automate mechanical coordination tasks, freeing...
During the pandemic, professional communities became stand-ins for friendship, therapy, and identity. That was survival mode. Today, they're moving back to their real job: sharing knowledge, solving technical problems, and driving collaboration.
During the pandemic, 'local' communities became global as people sought connection online. Virtual communities thrived, but what the future holds for digital belonging in a post-pandemic world is much different.
Looking for an AI code assistant that fits seamlessly into your workflow? This guide compares types of assistants so you can choose the tool that boosts productivity without disrupting your flow.
Compare the pros and cons of top AI coding assistants—Continue.dev, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor—through a developer’s hero’s journey. Find the legendary tool that fits your workflow, from debugging to building new features.
I tested three AI coding assistants on debugging a mobile navigation issue in an Astro + Tailwind site. Continue provided the best explanations, Cursor was fast but made assumptions, and Copilot was quick but error-prone.