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Gifted but Lazy: GitHub Copilot, Autocomplete, and the Question – To Prompt or Not to Prompt? Series: AI in the Work of a Programmer and Electronics Engineer (Article 3 of 3)
June 2, 2026
GitHub Copilot has been my constant companion for over a year now. During this time, I’ve managed to love it, curse it, and develop a very specific opinion about it. So far in this series, we’ve covered AI’s role in architectural planning and looked at how it efficiently handles generating repetitive blocks of code (boilerplate). […]
AI and Boilerplate: When the Code Writes Itself (And When You Regret It) Series: AI in the Work of a Programmer and Electronics Engineer (Article 2 of 3)
May 12, 2026
Every mobile project has its own rhythm. New screens, new data models, new services—and along with them, tons of repetitive code: constructors, conversion methods, configurations. I used to write it all by hand. Now, more and more often, I delegate it to AI. And I have developed a fairly firm opinion on the matter. In […]
New project — new me: how AI helped me design a mobile app structure. Series: AI in the work of a software developer and electronics engineer (Article 1 of 3)
April 28, 2026
AI mobile app architecture is becoming a standard part of modern development workflows. I got a new project from a client — a mobile app for managing work schedules in a small company. I sat down, opened my IDE, and before writing a single line of code, I did something I probably wouldn’t have done […]