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Spec-Driven Development: The Methodology Behind the Magic
Spec-Driven Development: The Methodology Behind the Magic

Spec-Driven Development: The Methodology Behind the Magic

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Most developers I know have been here. They type a detailed prompt into their AI agent. The output looks right. They run it, tweak a detail, run it again – and somewhere around the third attempt, the whole thing has quietly shifted into something else. The problem is not the AI. The problem is the approach. Spec-driven development changes that. Before a single file gets created, you define intent. You build a shared understanding for your business stakeholders, your architect,…

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Stop Coding. Start Building from Specs.
Stop Coding. Start Building from Specs.

Stop Coding. Start Building from Specs.

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I haven’t written a line of code since January. Not because I couldn’t. I stopped because spec-driven development showed me I was spending time on the wrong part of the job. Today, it is easy to type “build me XYZ” and get code in seconds. I did that too. Sometimes the result looked great. Then I ran the same prompt again and got something different. Logic shifted. Edge cases disappeared. The output stopped being predictable. The turning point came when…

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Vibe coding PCF Controls with GitHub Copilot

Vibe coding PCF Controls with GitHub Copilot

What if you could build a PCF control without writing most of the code yourself? I just tried vibe coding with GitHub Copilot – describing what I want and reviewing its solutions. My goal: A JSON viewer for Power Apps that works in both Canvas and Model-Driven Apps. Back in 2020, I built the PCF-MarkDown Viewer. Let me tell you, that was an adventure. Installing the Power Platform CLI, wrestling with XML manifest files, configuring TypeScript, debugging webpack builds. Hours…

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Setup GitHub Codespace for AWS Development

Setup GitHub Codespace for AWS Development

I recently came across a new way to write and create source code. I had been looking for an alternative because my computer didn’t have the necessary administrative privileges to install software and the resources available on it were also limited. In detail, I had no Git for source code management, no Docker Runtime, no AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), and no AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK). In other words, I was lost, but I discovered GitHub Codespaces….

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