Tag: frontend-architecture
Posts with tag frontend-architecture
AI Made Me Fluent in Backend. It Didn't Make Me a Backend Engineer.
AI equalized the part of the job that was never the hard part — writing the code. The hard part was always knowing what to ask. That part it can't hand you, and worse, it hides the fact that you don't have it.
The Line Doesn't Defend Itself
I wrote about the decisions I won't hand to AI. That post quietly assumed I'm the one standing at the door. On a team of ten, I'm not — and the line that lives only in my head is the first thing AI erases.
What I Won't Let AI Touch
I run a nine-agent code review system in production. I still won't hand AI five decisions — not despite knowing these tools, but because I do. The ones you can't cheaply reverse stay mine: the decisions that compound.
Someone installed a bitcoin miner on my VPS. That's when I moved to AWS Amplify.
Someone installed a bitcoin miner on my hardened VPS. That incident forced me to admit I did not want to own a server anymore — I wanted to own configuration.
What I actually look for in frontend code review
Speed without reading creates technical debt. Here is exactly what I check when reviewing frontend code at data scale — and what AI keeps getting wrong.