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Head to head: Claude Code (Opus 4.6 / 1M) vs. Cursor (Composer 1.5 / 200k)(medium.com)
1 points by yoava 6mo ago|0 comments
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by yoava 9mo ago
ADRs are similar, yet the important point is not the format of the design log entry, but it's usage with AI. with design log, we ask the AI to create the ADR or log entry, but unlike ADR we 1. require the AI to ask question and we ans
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I Stop Prompting and Start Logging: The Design-Log Methodology(wix.engineering)
1 points by yoava 9mo ago|2 comments
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Microservices Reliability Playbook(wix.engineering)
1 points by yoava 1y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Web Frameworks: A Look at Emerging Trends(wix.engineering)
1 points by yoava 2y ago|0 comments
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Over 700 dead, 150 kidnapped in IL(instagram.com)
1 points by yoava 3y ago|0 comments
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by yoava 3y ago
So right... We have seen in one of our products a huge difference between saying 1. You are limited to 3000 units, then you can buy more. 2. You get 3000 units for free. Guess which one was better...
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by yoava 3y ago
Super cool. looks like a really fun project, and made me look at APL itself. Thanks for that. I do have a question for you - do you see any real use case for APL today? Do you see ideas we can learn from APL?
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by yoava 3y ago
I have to say, this made my smile. I wander, what is the source of the idea? Are you using it in your team?
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by yoava 3y ago
it is not that simple. If you are using JS generated sidenotes, they are invisible for SEO engines.
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by yoava 3y ago
looks like a really deep analysis of side notes in web design. Super interesting. However, I do not see a discussion of side notes and SEO (search engine optimization), and the implication of using this or that technique on SEO
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by yoava 3y ago
nice idea. Personally, I do not see myself using it, yet I can see the value and innovative line of thought.
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by yoava 3y ago
good points. Just keep in mind that it all started with the "Start" button in Windows 95, which kind of solves the same problems. I wander, which is better?
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by yoava 3y ago
cannot read, you are using medium which is not free
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by yoava 3y ago
Having taken part in building the Wix microservices architecture, I have to say that I understand and accept the critique of the article. Microservices is not a magic architecture, it solves some problems with the price of others. When we s
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by yoava 3y ago
VB and Delphi reference architecture was 2 tier - client and database. With this reference architecture, you are right about the security and distribution problems. You just reminded me of the shareware market and the hacked shareware marke
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by yoava 3y ago
Having worked for 10 years on both Delphi and VS, I understand the experience you are talking about. Having the ability to draw UI is amazing, and super productive. For business applications, it is amazing. However, I still remember at arou
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by yoava 3y ago
in one word - CSS. CSS has killed VB. How? when you need to build any application with custom graphics or UX, in VB you are gonna writes tons of lines of code, while using CSS you just write 2-3 declarations.
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by yoava 3y ago
I do not think the problem with VB was the language. I think it was the graphic / UI expressive power, a simple way to add and create custom components. At the same time that both VB and Delphi reached peak usage, the web started to s
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by yoava 3y ago
Visual Basic died because of the Web. VS, and Delphi, are the masters of creating desktop applications. However, both failed to port to the web, and them to mobile. There are a lot of reasons why they failed - * missing graphical expressio
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by yoava 3y ago
I agree. Web Designers and Developers will always be needed for the more unique look and feel, more unique animations and specific functionality. I think the role of AI generated site is to help getting a better result fast, both for non pr
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by yoava 3y ago
To be honest, for me it feels on the edge of being a scam... Almost like buying what are clearly branded domains only to sell them later to brand owner... (and keep in mind, I work for Wix)
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by yoava 3y ago
website personalization is a huge evolving market, which at the moment only works for super large ecomm sites with large and well trained marketing teams. It makes a lot of sense that we will see disruption in this area using some AI powere
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by yoava 3y ago
Yes, I am. I have stated this before, and do not hide it. I do try to give honest replies, not marketing bull**t, sharing what I can when I can.
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by yoava 3y ago
I do not think AI will replace the hard working folks of the web dev "industry". At least, not those who will evolve with AI. AI can get you so much. This "so much with AI" is a lot, and great for many websites. This &qu
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by yoava 3y ago
I believe those agencies that create the "so called cheap websites" will utilize such AI based tools to create better websites, faster, and more cost effective for their customers. Given a talk like - Agency: What is your budget?
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by yoava 3y ago
Almost - This tool helps select a template, adding business applications and creating default content. But then, you have the Wix drag & drop builder to continue customizing the website, adding animations, changing content, adding or re
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by yoava 3y ago
Actually, Wix can do quite a bit more with AI ... 1. AI Text Creator 2. AI Template Text Creator 3. Alternative Layouts 4. AI Image Creator 5. Auto Background Removal and Auto Enhance 6. Auto-Generated Trailer 7. Product Descriptions 8. Pr
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by yoava 3y ago
Well, it is only about Text as long as you consider as Text the following... 1. Image Creator 2. Alternative Layouts 3. Auto Background Removal and Auto Enhance 4. Auto-Generated Trailer You can see full examples of each here https:/&
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Wix CEO thoughts on AI: past, present and future(wix.com)
1 points by yoava 3y ago|0 comments

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