I started using Cursor in February. I went from 0 to a usable commit in less than 20 minutes. Here is my progression:

• Three Days of Cursor
• Can non-programmers use Cursor?
• I Prompt Cursor Based on My Progress Bar
• How it Feels to “Program” with AI

I continue to be impressed by Cursor and use it for almost all programming now.

I wrote about catalysts at work (inspired by an old post: An Unnamed Programmer in Peopleware is One of my Heroes):

• Recognize the Catalysts
• Some Behaviors of a Catalyst
• One Time I Recognized a Junior Catalyst

I am working on a book about tech debt called Swimming in Tech Debt. I spent some time thinking about swimming:

• Swimming as Meditation
• Swimming to Focus on a Problem
• Push, Kick, and Swim (through Tech Debt)

I continue to write about code reviews

• Question on r/ExperiencedDevs: Getting Code Reviewed Faster
• A Good Pull Request Convinces You That it is Correct
• The Central Question of a Code Review