#programmingworkflow Suchergebnisse

The following diagram illustrates the CI workflow process: github.com/volcengine/vem…

Most workflows still look like this: Collect data in one tool. Clean it in another. Analyze it elsewhere. Write somewhere else. Each handoff drains focus and introduces silent errors. This isn’t rigor. It’s accumulated friction.

Example: Starting a full workflow that will queue: specify -> plan -> tasks -> implement Each step has validation of generated artifacts like spec.yaml with build in retries. Implementation will split claude sessions into phases to prevent context degradation issues and save…

Every feature connects into one workflow: URL → Structure → Variants → UGC → Launch This is not “content.” This is execution infrastructure.

I can only repeat myself: useworkflow.dev is so good. Just refactored a bad UX to something nice. We have to create google sheets, bunch of google APIs calls, that each take some time. Now it's running in the background and we can stream the status of each step.

Mon workflow IA pour développer du code : 1️⃣ Humain : Expression du besoin 2️⃣ ChatGPT : Spec 3️⃣ ChatGPT : Audit de la spec 4️⃣ Claude : Plan d’implémentation 5️⃣ ChatGPT : Audit du plan 6️⃣ Claude : Implémentation 7️⃣ ChatGPT : Acceptabilité 8️⃣ Claude : Retour d’expérience

2. A step-by-step workflow of Chain of Unit-Physics - The user provides a scientific task and physics-based tests - Supervisor agent plans the solution - Code agent generates multiple candidate programs - These are run, debugged, and checked against physics constraints by…

My workflow lately is: the LLM and I have a shared .md file and iterate on requirements, options, etc together. We come up w/ a final draft spec and make detailed and ordered tasks (commits) for the LLM to write. I review each commit before it starts on the next one. Works well!

It's pretty cool how easy it is to bring 'use workflow' support to any framework It's built using standard request web apis, so all you have to do is create a route handler, pass the request and you're good to go For instance, this is 'use workflow' support in bun:

Developer workflow then vs now: • VS Code → Cursor • Stack Overflow → ChatGPT • Docs → Copilot • Low/No code → Vibe coding Dev stack is shifting fast. No doubt

Staring at n8n thinking "wtf do I automate first?" Been there After building 100+ workflows, I distilled my process into something I call FLOW Framework Here's how it works 👇 //// >> F - Find the Problem & Fix Look for boring, repetitive tasks (boring = beautiful for…

Just mapped out a full website development workflow with my team in Asana, project phases, deadlines, budgets, all in one place. Good project management = fewer headaches and smoother execution. Workflow optimization? I make it work for you.

Download the free workflow and watch the full tutorial here: youtube.com/watch?v=gHI6Pj…

"Execute agentic workflows defined in simple YAML files"

Imperative Vs Functional Vs Object-oriented Programming In software development, different programming paradigms offer unique ways to structure code. Three main paradigms are Imperative, Functional, and Object-oriented programming, each with distinct approaches to…

My typical workflow as a performance enthusiast: 1. Write the naive solution to a problem 2. Optimize it 3. Benchmark both solutions 4. Pretend it never happened

12. This is a timely comment. It was added when the code was written or updated, so it is still accurate and up-to-date. #codeMaintenance #codeUpdates #programmingworkflow

My workflow of writing a function ❇️ A new test file, start `vitest -u` with it 🪜 Start the function inside the test file 📸 toMatchInlineSnapshot for the result and intermediate states instead of console.log ✏️ Make changes and see result immediately 🧱 Refactor it out to src/

How to be a programmer Step 1: Write code Step 2: Refactor code since it isn't perfect Step 2.5: Realize the new refactor has problems half way through so repeat step 2

Must known #programming concepts for every #programmer Control flow Loops Functions Array Objects Class Recursions Libraries/ Modules / Packages I have listed some core concept that everyone needs to understand. Comment out if I missed any concept! #100daysofcode