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Hey all- I just released a New tab replacement Chrome extension that makes browsing a lot easier - it also solves many of the annoyances with browser tabs. It's called Yellopages and it's free. Hope you'll give it a try.<p>* Groups all tabs from same domain. Makes it simple to kill all your Gmail tabs in one click (or keep just one).<p>* Groups all tabs playing audio. Toggle the sound for each one.<p>* Single text search for open tabs, bookmarks, and browsing history.<p>* Groups all tabs with new notifications (e.g. emails, likes, posts, replies, etc.)<p>* One click to kill all tabs (e.g. you're sharing screen in Zoom). A second click brings them all back.<p>I'm a solo web developer and I'm hoping to build an audience with my work. More at: <a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/kawaicheung" rel="nofollow">https://buymeacoffee.com/kawaicheung</a>
I've seen a few anecdotes lately that say that they use Claude Code on legacy codebase and with relatively little supervision it can work on complex problems. Then the claim that Claude Code writes most of its own code, and that they no longer mentor their newcomers - instead, AI answers their questions and they can start making meaningful changes within the first few days. To me it sounds almost too good to be true, so I'd love to have some reality check.<p>I've spent most of my career in legacy codebases, reading, tracing behavior, making careful changes, and writing tests to protect them. I've taken a sabbatical though, which ends soon, and I'm quite worried and excited to what has happened during this time.<p>For those working on legacy codebases:<p>- Has the workflow really shifted to prompting AI, reviewing output, and maintaining .md instructions?<p>- Does your company allow Claude Code, Codex or similar tools? If not, what do you use?<p>- Do companies worry about costs and code privacy?<p>- Where do you think this is headed, a year from now?<p>Concrete examples, good or bad, would be especially helpful. Thanks.