# well discuss (blogs) — RSS Amplifier

Recent posts from the 2 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover well discuss.

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## [Leading With AI: What Helped Me Through the Hard Parts](https://dainemawer.com/articles/leading-with-ai-what-helped-me-through-the-hard-parts)

_2025-05-10 · Daine Mawer_

A behind-the-scenes look at how I used AI to support engineering, communication, and leadership during the Monocle.com rebuild — from debugging and MVPs to staying calm under pressure.

## [Overengineered #001: Hello World](https://papers.vincy.dev/overengineered-001-hello-world)

_2025-03-17 · Vince Urag · Papers by Vincy - Software Engineering Blog_

👋 Welcome to the first episode of Overengineered, a blog series I’m starting where we take simple problems and build ridiculously complex and unnecessary solutions — all for the sake of learning and fun. Most of the solutions will be written in Elix...

## [The Rise of No-Code and Low-Code in Frontend Development | Benefits, Challenges, and the Role of AI](https://dainemawer.com/articles/the-rise-of-no-code-and-low-code-in-frontend-development)

_2025-01-15 · Daine Mawer_

No-code and low-code platforms like Webflow, coupled with AI tools, are transforming the way we approach frontend development. Discover their benefits, limitations, and the opportunities they create for businesses and developers alike. Learn how these tools empower designers, streamline workflows, and complement traditional development in this comprehensive guide.

## [Distributed PubSub in Elixir](https://papers.vincy.dev/distributed-pubsub-in-elixir)

_2024-09-27 · Vince Urag · Papers by Vincy - Software Engineering Blog_

In this article, we’ll be exploring on building a distributed PubSub in Elixir. First, we’ll be building a local PubSub which will allow a process to broadcast a message to all local subscribers. Then, we’ll see how we can make it work on a distribut...

