Cursor IDE blends familiar editor workflows with AI-native tooling so you can move from idea to implementation without leaving your context. This post is a hands-on guide focused on effective, repeatable habits rather than one-off tricks. Why Cursor Feels Different Cursor is not just “AI inside an editor.” It is an editor that treats AI […]
Read More →As a software architect who has spent years wrestling with the “Big Three” of mobile automation—Appium, Espresso, and XCTest—I’ve seen it all. I’ve seen CI pipelines turn into a sea of red because of a missing Thread.sleep(). I’ve seen talented engineers spend 40% of their sprint just maintaining a brittle testing infrastructure. Mobile testing has historically […]
Read More →In the last eighteen months, the “how” of software engineering has undergone a seismic shift. We’ve entered the era of Vibe Coding—a world where the distance between a raw idea and a running production service is narrowed by a well-phrased prompt and an LLM that “gets the vibe.” But as we lean more on generative AI […]
Read More →A deep dive into the new browser automation framework from the creator of Selenium Introduction In December 2025, the browser automation community witnessed a significant moment: Jason Huggins, the creator of Selenium (which he started 21 years ago), announced Vibium—a modern browser automation framework designed from the ground up with AI agents in mind. The […]
Read More →Most of the text flowing through an agent’s context window isn’t code, reasoning, or instructions. It’s logs. Table of contents The problem nobody talks about Here’s something I’ve been noticing while watching AI coding agents work. You ask Cursor or Claude Code to fix a failing test. The agent runs the test suite. The test […]
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