"Over the past year, AI tools for software development have improved dramatically. They can increase both velocity and, in many cases, the quality of the output. Pretending otherwise isnāt realistic. Teams that learn how to use these tools well clearly gain an advantage.
But thereās another dimension that deserves more attention alongside speed and output quality: depth of understanding of the systems we build."
https://luigitesch.io/2026/03/16/ai-velocity-and-depth-of-understanding/
These days, I keep asking myself: how can experienced developers mentor the new generation to use AI in the right way?
Iām considering proposing a talk for WordCamp Pisa. Over the past few months, Iāve contributed to the @wordpress/dataviews package, and with my team weāve been evolving WooCommerce Blocks using the Interactivity API and other Site Editor features.
Which of these topics do you think would be most interesting for a talk?
Mostly I miss the social factor. Meeting new folks with ideas/experiences to share.
I think that I should increase my activities on social networksā¦ or relocate š
Do you know that the GitHub activities page shows commits removed from the history with a force push?
For a while, my private key was public, and I didn't know about it š±
http://luigitesch.io/github-repository-activity-view-shows-removed-commits/
