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Tools matter… it’s unfortunate that it sucks to install and setup
Tooling setup sucks but matters. I’m using Claude to guide me through configs—tells me what to do, I write it, ask questions. No more 2-hour tutorial rabbit holes.
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Outlook-exporter-2: Week #1
Recap of week #1 of https://github.com/vitorsilva/outook-exporter-2
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demo-react-native-app: Week #1
Recap of week #1 of my react native app – https://github.com/vitorsilva/demo-react-native-app
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demo-pwa-app: Week #1
Recap of week #1 of my PWA App – https://github.com/vitorsilva/demo-pwa-app
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Is AI becoming the greatest BDUF proponent?
We’re creating massive PRDs to control LLM code generation. Feels like BDUF again. Using it like CSS !important—don’t waste time understanding, just override. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn’t.
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Movie Scripts as a base for User Stories?
Limited time with customers? I ask Claude to turn interview transcripts into screenplay scripts—with scenes and actors. Helps uncover what wasn’t said. Devs can ‘see’ the story, not just read tickets.
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Product Managers as developers?
PMs can now prototype what previously needed designers or engineers. AI tools let you visualize ideas in days, not weeks. Everything that helps show an idea improves communication with everyone.
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No need for devs with A.I.?
‘AI means no need for devs’ is the same thing they said about low-code, and Access before that. Vibe coding doesn’t work. An int vs long bug becomes an unsolvable mystery.
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Notas de Leitura – Project to Product
A primeira coisa a referir sobre livro “Project to Product” é que ele não era bem aquilo que eu estava a contar, mas ainda bem, porque trouxe muito mais do que eu imaginava. Eu pensava que seria um livro com um carácter mais operacional, do dia-a-dia na gestão de projetos e com pistas sobre como…
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Notas de Leitura – Practical Ways to Manage Yourself #1
Retirei daqui alguns temas como “Managers need to manage the environment”, “Map your cycle time for decisions the team needs, to make sure you’re not slowing the team down”, “ask where people see risks and how they expect to manage those risks” e “autonomy mastery and purpose”