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How to Use LLMs for Coding Without Losing Your Mind: A Pragmatic Guide
https://dev.to/suckup_de/how-to-use-llms-for-coding-without-losing-your-mind-a-pragmatic-guide-1dap
What are your meaningful LLM prompting patterns? Extract them automatically from your chat histories and show your results so we can learn from them together. 🚀
I like my `Legacy-Code-Ork` Custom GPT, simply because I live in Ork, a small village with more cows than people. 😉 But this custom GPTs are not just for fun.
Motivation in software isn't always technical — sometimes you just need the right archetype to face a monster class.
https://suckup.de/2025/06/my-custom-gpts-nerd-powered-motivation-for-developers/
Over the last few months, I've created a collection of custom GPTs: some dealing with programming challenges with personality and humor, ... some others are more useful but less funny. Let’s dive in. Practical enough to ship code. Fun enough to stop hating your legacy base. ⚔️ Legacy (PHP) Code GPTs – Refactoring Fun Legacy code isn’t just technical — it’s emotion ...
LLMs: "Use the coding llm framework and wait for my first request..."
A follow-up blog post for my last llm thoughts, this time with things you can play with. 😊
If your value ends at syntax, AI already replaced you. The system prompt: coding_workflow_for_llms.json Quick Start: Use the coding llm framework and wait for my first request: [copy&past the current coding_workflow_for_llms.json content here] In the last post, we dropped a hard truth:LLMs aren’t replacing developers — they’re exposing the ones who were already replaceable. I argu ...
Please test and share this prompt generator for a custom coding framework for LLMs.
And give feedback, so we can improve it. 🚀
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6833835d060c8191afbdddbb772bcc59-coding-framework-prompt-generator
Your code may be just 1% of the stack, but it causes 95% of the bugs.
Learn why untested code is the infection vector — and how to address this in the team.
Intro – Why Untested Code Breaks Clean Systems In hospitals, people rarely die from surgery itself.They die from something far simpler: infection.And in most cases, the infection starts with skipped hand hygiene. Software systems are no different. You build on top of rock-solid layers: Linux — hardened through decades of collaboration PHP — mature and predictable Apache, Composer packag ...
Since ChatGPT has a long term memory now, you can ask meta questions about yourself or your projects based on all your chats. 💡
Here is a "blind spot" prompt generator, run it, copy the prompt and be impressed: 🚀
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6816771cf34c8191bf5a053958ce0c79-blind-spot-prompt-generator
Why Codebases Rot Like Kitchens (and How to Stop It)
https://suckup.de/2025/05/why-codebases-rot-like-kitchens-and-how-to-stop-it/
🍳 Intro: Why the Knife in the Sink Matters A cluttered kitchen doesn’t happen all at once. It starts with one knife left in the sink. One jar not put back. A cutting board with a little oil on it. Nobody panics. Nothing’s “broken.” But over the next few hours—or days—something shifts. You can’t find the clean spatula. The counter is sticky.Cooking becomes frustrating. And the worst part? You ...
