Regarding the topic of the article, this hits home. The shift to reading code as craftsmanship is so spot on. It's like how I approach a dense book; the real understanding is in the reading, not just writing or even just compiling. Truly insightfull.
Spot on. With more code being generated by AI, the skill of reading and understanding that code becomes even more critical not optional. At Scrumbuddy we often say: tools change fast, but your ability to interpret, question and refactor code is evergreen. Really glad you wrote this
Thank you! It’s becoming a bit of a theme. I have another article I’m working on today that explores what literacy has meant and what high quality looks like now in an age of human and LLM collaboration.
Regarding the topic of the article, this hits home. The shift to reading code as craftsmanship is so spot on. It's like how I approach a dense book; the real understanding is in the reading, not just writing or even just compiling. Truly insightfull.
Spot on. With more code being generated by AI, the skill of reading and understanding that code becomes even more critical not optional. At Scrumbuddy we often say: tools change fast, but your ability to interpret, question and refactor code is evergreen. Really glad you wrote this
Thank you! It’s becoming a bit of a theme. I have another article I’m working on today that explores what literacy has meant and what high quality looks like now in an age of human and LLM collaboration.