Not sure this qualifies as cool, but I threw these guides together in a couple of days: https://prediabetes.guide and https://metabolichealth.guide

I find ChatGPT more accessible and usable than GitHub Copilot. I did initially use Copilot when it was first released, but I found myself being interrupted by the suggestions. There were times when it was useful, but it got in the way more often than not. I’ll concede that Copilot is really good at suggesting dummy data.

With ChatGPT I tend to explore a problem and a solution - it’s more of a purposeful back-and-forth. I will often ask for example code, but even if I use it, it will most often be re-written. The key thing here is that I am stepping out of my editor to interact with ChatGPT, and that works really well for me - I’m in a different thinking state, and I find this a very productive way to work.

We learn more from mistakes than from successes - I try and foster an approach that is characterised as ‘fail early, fail often’. The majority of my apprentices have come through an education system that only rewards success, and we spend a few weeks unlearning that, but once they start to get the idea, they are willing to be vulnerable and share code that isn’t working.

Have posted. Mod me up? @silas too.

I’ll mod c/sveltejs once it has been created and I’ve posted.

Can we get a “Svelte” community, for all things Svelte and SvelteKit - url name (sveltejs) display name (SvelteJS).