Christian Bonzelet
@cremich.bsky.social
AWS Solutions Architect at Bundesliga ⚽️ 👨💻 | 🦸♂️ AWS Hero | Passionate about AWS ☁️, Serverless ⚡️, and AI/ML 🧠 | I help teams to get the most out of AWS building solutions that align with the business.
Amazon Q Developer lost a lot of its initial restrictions. That means a lot of prompts contributed to PROMPTZ might work also for @github.com CoPilot vice versa. Maybe they are not that effective but a good starting point. I often use cursor rules for inspiration. cursor.directory
Cursor Directory
Find the best cursor rules for your framework and language
cursor.directory
November 28, 2024 at 10:46 AM
Amazon Q Developer lost a lot of its initial restrictions. That means a lot of prompts contributed to PROMPTZ might work also for @github.com CoPilot vice versa. Maybe they are not that effective but a good starting point. I often use cursor rules for inspiration. cursor.directory
Nice one. While working with next.js for PROMPTZ, I was surprised at how easily this feature can be implemented. What is the meaning of the different background colors?
November 26, 2024 at 11:18 PM
Nice one. While working with next.js for PROMPTZ, I was surprised at how easily this feature can be implemented. What is the meaning of the different background colors?
Oh nice...related articles?
November 23, 2024 at 9:14 PM
Oh nice...related articles?
Do you mean using the prompts for other AI Coding Assistants than Amazon Q Dev?
November 21, 2024 at 10:12 AM
Do you mean using the prompts for other AI Coding Assistants than Amazon Q Dev?
I wrote a bit about my past experience and the differentiating factors. I truly believe that a lot of the things that make a difference in using AI assistants for coding are vendor-agnostic:
cremich.cloud/how-amazon-q...
cremich.cloud/how-amazon-q...
How Amazon Q Developer helped me to save days of work
Discover how Amazon Q Developer helped automate crawling the Bundesliga Sportsdata in just 15 minutes, saving days of manual work.
cremich.cloud
November 20, 2024 at 3:35 PM
I wrote a bit about my past experience and the differentiating factors. I truly believe that a lot of the things that make a difference in using AI assistants for coding are vendor-agnostic:
cremich.cloud/how-amazon-q...
cremich.cloud/how-amazon-q...
A huge issue is still to build up a prompt library, reusing proven patterns and flows. This is where PROMPTZ now kicks in. I have some more ideas on how it not only helps discovering good crafted prompts but also helping you with prompt engineering.
November 20, 2024 at 3:32 PM
A huge issue is still to build up a prompt library, reusing proven patterns and flows. This is where PROMPTZ now kicks in. I have some more ideas on how it not only helps discovering good crafted prompts but also helping you with prompt engineering.