Indra Zulfi🧢

2 program yang sedang dibuka di Devscale saat ini. 1. AI Product Engineering with TypeScript Program ini dirancang untuk engineer yang ingin mulai memahami integrasi AI dan bagaimana merancang AI harness. Building AI apps is not just about making API calls. Ada banyak hal yang perlu dipahami supaya kita bisa membangun AI applications dengan lebih baik. 2. Full-Stack JavaScript with TanStack Start We're bringing this program back. Program ini dirancang untuk total beginners yang ingin belajar Full-Stack Engineering dari dasar. Vibe coding makes it easier to build things, tapi untuk berkembang sebagai software engineer, kita tetap perlu memahami bagaimana semuanya bekerja dan kenapa keputusan teknis tertentu diambil. devscale.id/

The contribution graph got dimmer for every user after agents took over. @github decided nobody should be proud of a PR anymore.🗿

Bos : Indra, i know you've a lot ..... Me: Hooooppppppppppp.

Just open-sourced Scouter! It’s a read-only CLI file viewer inspired by px0, but kept deliberately simple. You can browse files with syntax highlighting, and press d to review every change in your working tree on one page before you commit. It updates live, uses vim keys, and needs no config. github.com/indrazm/scouter

I’ve avoided a lot of agent babysitting while iterating on UI. I ask it to experiment with 3-5 UI variations at the same time and screenshot each one, which saves a lot of time.

Code implementation was the bottleneck. → Solved with AI. Code review was the bottleneck. → Solved with AI. Running a local agent didn’t scale. → Solved with Cloud Agents. The entire software SDLC was the bottleneck. → Solved with Software Factories. And now I’ve unlocked the next bottleneck: my cloud bill. Because apparently, productivity isn’t free. Now I’m paying for: - Tokens - Cloud Agents - CI Runners The bottleneck was never engineering. It was my wallet.

Seneng ngelihat student bisa sharing ilmunya diluar kelas. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ devscale.id

Is this product part of vercel ?

Kuning ?

Looking at Leftover github workflow, asking for deletion, and Claude saying: Don't worry its harmless.

Hal hal bahagia yang aku dapatkan selama jadi mentor, salah satunya ketika denger beginian dari student. Aseli. ❤️ Azarnuzy join di program aku AI Product Engineering, telaten sekali belajar sampai selesai, session 1-on-1 dimanfaatkan dengan baik, apa yang dipelajari di implement. His hardwork finally paid off. Alhamdulillah. Terima kasih doanya. Semoga kamu dan student aku lainnya dapat manfaat yang baik selama belajar. Registrasi batch III masih dibuka. Di program ini kamu akan belajar : - Typescript - LLM and Models - Agentic Workflow - Common Pattern - Agents, Tools, MCP - Evals and Observability - Building Harness, Sandbox, Computer Use - and More Kelasnya dimulai awal bulan depan. Ada regular dan beasiswa. Keduanya bisa di cek di devscale.id See you in the class!

Yeah, as they said, be prepared for a cyber pandemic in this era. I personally lost $20K due to API key theft. It can happen to anyone, so don’t assume you’re safe just because it hasn’t happened to you yet. Prepare yourself: - Use device-based MFA - Buy a hardware security key/passkey - Set strict limits on your API keys, including expiration dates, usage limits, and spending limits where available What happened to someone else today could happen to you tomorrow. Stay secure. Don’t wait until it’s too late.

Anyone implement internal artifactory for small-mid team? Is it worth it ?

It’s kind of a friendly reminder for people building (mostly) internal tools that have gradually become critical to the business, please don’t forget to maintain and update them. Even in fintech and banking, how many critical internal tools are still running on PHP 5? I see it my self.

Me to Opus: "I am unsure about this design decision, i prefer you give me recommendation, tell me the impact and trade-off"

This headline makes it sound like engineers fully understood every line of code they shipped before AI. 😂 We’ve been shipping code written by other people that we barely understand for decades. Remember those // TODO: Don't touch this. We'll refactor it later. comments? Yeah, it’s been 5 years. Nobody touched it. Because no one understand what its doing💀 AI didn’t invent this problem.

Since the era of CLI. Doing “ls -la” and then “clear” feels like refresh on windows.

GitHub status: Actions degraded. Pages degraded. Webhooks degraded. That's not an outage page. It's a confession. AI agents keep pushing, GitHub keeps catching. Respect to the team. Coffee and a nap, please. 🤪

Close to @poteto methods. I just don't use her skills. I use my own that fits the needs. Currently: - Grokbot for PoCs - Grokbot calling the claude/codex - I have my own cockpit. Everyday at 10 AM, grokbot would send me ideas, bug found, research, competitors, and so. I will filter and convert those to task. Once good, grokbot would start those agents to work. Deliverable is always PR, including screenshots + video records if related to UI. Gated by Pullfrog, And it will automatically monitor and talk with my agents. I trust my agents because i have gates, both deterministic and judges. Not sponsored by Grok, but its really cool product.