About
What does it mean to be a good developer when AI writes much of the code?
humanoydev was born from that question. We believe the answer is judgment: knowing what to ask for, giving the right context, verifying what gets delivered and owning the result. Here we share what that looks like in day-to-day work.
One name, two readings
In Spanish it reads humano y dev (human and dev). In English, humanoid dev. Both are true: we are people who work more and more alongside machines.
Who’s behind it
Jean Paul Diaz, web dev. Frontend developer at Brikl, working with Next.js, React, GraphQL and Apollo Client, and giving talks on AI Fluency and Claude Code.
Go to jean.humanoydev.comHow to get involved
- Suggest a topic or a collaboration.
- Share your experiments with AI.
- Join the newsletter when it opens.
Write to humanoydev@gmail.com