Adrian | JavaScript Mastery

I sent one of our developers undercover on X. No real name. No portfolio. No credentials. Just AI-built projects posted from a blank account (@thebuggeddev). Within weeks, the creator of Three.js noticed. 5 client projects. A job offer. Nobody knew it was a test. Until now. youtu.be/uqpXAfNEY4g

@coderabbitai Been waiting for this!

Introducing CodeRabbit Plan. Hand those prompts to whatever coding agent you use and start building!

Most developers think their AI agent is the bottleneck. It's not. Your plan is. I've been saying this for months: the skill is the spec, not the prompt. @coderabbitai just shipped planning mod, and it automates exactly that. You write a ticket. It researches your codebase, builds a structured plan, and hands your agent a prompt that actually works. The result? Less back-and-forth, rework, and less slop.

AI made it cheap to write code and expensive to be unclear. @coderabbitai's issue planner forces clarity upfront. Otherwise, you’re just scaling confusion.

For years, people with great ideas had to hire developers just to type code for them. Now they can build it themselves. And the "just typers" are panicking. Not because AI is bad. Because their entire value was being the bottleneck between an idea and a product. Real engineers, the ones who think in systems, who care about architecture, who actually solve problems, they're not scared. They're shipping faster than ever. AI didn't kill developers. It killed the monopoly on execution.

@akifahmed90 Why?

@jsmasterypro You say this and then launch a backend tutorial? Sounds contradictory to me.

"AI ruined coding" is the hottest take in tech right now. But what exactly did it ruin? Writing the same CRUD endpoints for the 400th time? Debugging webpack configs? Copy-pasting from Stack Overflow? AI took away the parts I hated and left me with the parts I love: architecture, product thinking, creative problem solving. Coding hasn't been this fun for me in 7 years.

🌐 Agentic Browser Tools (Experimental) in @code! Agents can now open pages, read content, click elements, and verify changes directly in the integrated browser while building your web app. Enable ⚙️ workbench.browser.enableChatTools to try it out. Learn mode: aka.ms/VSCode/Agentic…

@SeeOn__ Really cool, let's do something together 👌

Just merged my floor planner with my configurator 👀 Now it supports: • Full floor editing • Material customization • Lighting controls • Post-processing (Bloom, SSR, SSGI) • Scene outlines • Multi-level floor editing • Plan export #buildinpublic #threejs #r3f

After months of research and scripting, I'm finally starting to record the most comprehensive backend course on the internet

@ronnieschaniel I agree. Many beginners are feeling scared though.

@jsmasterypro I would hire someone that has engineering skills and thinking over a vibe coder all the time. So, this cannot really be the problem. Wake up and learn engineering instead of coding.

Got a comment saying "noob vibe coders are flooding the market while real junior devs struggle." So, you're telling me someone with zero coding experience, using AI for 3 weeks, is a threat to your career? That's not an AI problem. That's a you problem. If a vibe coder can replace you, what exactly were you bringing to the table? Because it wasn't engineering. It was typing.

Huge props to @thebuggeddev and morphen.ai

Everyone's telling AI to "build this" and bad output. That's not an AI problem. That's an input problem. Here's my process for building websites with AI, from finding the design to getting great output on the first try. The difference between "build this" and a proper spec:

What will you build?

Which design do you prefer?

asked our designer for mockups he sent back two fully built apps: "it's easier to just build them than design them with AI" designers are becoming devs. devs are becoming architects. the whole stack is shifting.

@louf_x Exactly!

@jsmasterypro Totally agree. The people saying that are probably the same people recycling $150 wordpress templates into websites and selling them for $5000 without doing any coding...

@vicBox_ Couldn't agree more!

@jsmasterypro Exactly! I think people who say “AI ruined coding” are those who only like egos not build.

@DownUnderBro Exactly!

@jsmasterypro IKR. these things always acting on their own. When will they learn? EG I often see guns load their own bullets and shoot people all by themselves.

@settinghead We're already way past 1-2 years in

@jsmasterypro In general AI is crappy at producing anything at the beginning, until 1-2 years later...

@ApplyWiseAi Agreed!

@jsmasterypro ai handles the boilerplate grind, sure. but the real fun—agent orchestration, workflow design—that's still all human ingenuity