A place for engineers who value traditional programming.
Modern programming in the AI era relegates the programmer to the role of an editor. Coding with AI seems like a direction for the future and the only one proper way. Thanks to AI, we can be faster and better, but is faster always better?
Besides, vibe coding makes us as programmers lazy and stops us from thinking. We become useless. This is not how we imagined our work when we wrote our first "Hello World!" program in Turbo Pascal many years ago.
Some people say that AI will replace entire teams of programmers. Maybe someday it will, but should we allow it? Should we give up without a fight?
This garage exists as a space for people who want to solve problems by writing code. We also use AI here because we like new technologies. But we use AI; AI doesn't use us.
Even when our world crumbles and we're forced into vibe coding at corporate jobs, we can always come back to the garage and code the way we love—simply for the joy of programming itself.
Eviva l'arte!
(Inspired by the Zen of Python)
- Independence over dependency
- Creation over consumption
- Progress over perfection
- Open-source over closed-source
- Quality over quantity
- README (this page)
- About - in case if you want to read more about me
- Now - describes what I am currently focusing on and what I am doing
- Contact - contact information
- Blog - (under development) my stories
- Projects - shows my recent and current projects
- Testimonials - here you can check what others say about me
- Privacy policy - a page that clearly says that I don't use cookies and I don't collect any your data. You are safe in my garage
- AI usage - describes how I use AI in the garage
- Contributing - how to contribute
- Licensing - information about license of the content and code
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- On the internet: https://frodigo.com
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Information about how this repository is licensed is here.
I appreciate any help. Here's how you can help:
- Report bugs by opening an issue
- Suggest ideas by starting a discussion
- Submit pull requests for bug fixes or new features
More info about contributing is here