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Hi 👋, I'm Dung Huynh Duc A passionate engineer from Singapore
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In this series, I will share tips and thoughts to help you maximize your productivity. It's a small thing, but it would be useful for you. :)
Capslock: Control with keys, escape when solo.
In the previous Power-Up posts, I've explored AI coding assistants, AI workflows, agent-based development, and AI launchers. This week, I want to talk about something that feels like the next step: au
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AI is no longer just a chatbot. For engineers, it has become a team of specialists.
In the previous post, I shared about OpenCode works. Now, let’s go one level deeper. This is the exact workflow I use daily to ship code faster, combining GitHub issue, Copilot Agent, and multiple AI
I just returned from the meetup and wanted to share a few thoughts while they’re still fresh. To be honest, I came in expecting to see something new, maybe a beta feature, an experimental workflow, or
One habit that quietly saves me hours every month: regularly updating global developer tools. Here’s my simple routine.
go install github.com/Gelio/go-global-update@latest
go-global-update
This re-installs Go tools at their latest versions in one go.
Perfect for CLIs you installed months ago and never revisited.
cargo install cargo-update
cargo install-update -a
Rust tooling evolves fast. cargo-update makes sure your global Cargo tools keep up, safely and predictably.
npm install -g npm-check-updates
ncu -g -u
Global npm packages tend to rot silently. This keeps them current without manually tracking versions.
mise self-update
mise up
uv tool update --all
rustup update
If you’re using mise to manage runtimes and tools, don’t forget to update mise itself.
Fewer weird bugs
Better performance
New features for free
Less “it works on my machine” energy
I usually run all of this once every 1–2 weeks, or when something feels… off.
Small habit. Big payoff.