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My use case was that I was working on an AIR app that needed to be able to display arbitrary single-file React apps
Though not just any apps, but trusted ones made by my 6-year-old who's partial to vibe-coding with Claude Sonnet 4 at the moment
Though not just any apps, but trusted ones made by my 6-year-old who's partial to vibe-coding with Claude Sonnet 4 at the moment
August 10, 2025 at 10:35 PM
My use case was that I was working on an AIR app that needed to be able to display arbitrary single-file React apps
Though not just any apps, but trusted ones made by my 6-year-old who's partial to vibe-coding with Claude Sonnet 4 at the moment
Though not just any apps, but trusted ones made by my 6-year-old who's partial to vibe-coding with Claude Sonnet 4 at the moment
Of course this is old news if you live in Europe!
July 8, 2025 at 7:58 AM
Of course this is old news if you live in Europe!
There is a minor hole in the article. The focus on keeping unit tests exclusively human sounds pretty good if you are introducing Claude to an existing moderate to large codebase.
OTOH, for a new project - using TDD - you need to start with a project description and ask Claude for the tests first!
OTOH, for a new project - using TDD - you need to start with a project description and ask Claude for the tests first!
June 12, 2025 at 6:44 AM
There is a minor hole in the article. The focus on keeping unit tests exclusively human sounds pretty good if you are introducing Claude to an existing moderate to large codebase.
OTOH, for a new project - using TDD - you need to start with a project description and ask Claude for the tests first!
OTOH, for a new project - using TDD - you need to start with a project description and ask Claude for the tests first!