Exploring AI Co-Pilots, Design Tools, Fonts, and More

Which AI co-pilot tool do you use as a developer? I began with GitHub Copilot when it was free for students. Later, I switched to Codeium as an alternative. Then, I came across an article about Supermaven and began using it. Supermaven is faster and more tailored to your coding style (Suggest based on your codebase), offering suggestions based on it. You should definitely give it a try.

I find this amazing website called ‘icones’ to find all kind of icons. Icons from different design systems and libraries. Check out here

Creatie.ai is a figma alternative which is free for right now, Having dev mode not behind the paywall and with other AI stuff.

These are my favorite fonts that I've used in my projects.

• Instrument serif - Classic serif condensed font, using on this website.
• Open runde - Soft and round variant of Inter.
• Sora - Serif fonts really give great vibe for tech companies websites.
• Ikigai - Handwritten fonts you have never explored!
• Erode , DM Serif - I utilized this in a project to convey Indian culture vibes, but it can be applied to various use cases.

If you encounter issues with the npm package you're using and wish to fix them, you may face a dilemma because we don't modify node_modules. Even if we did, the changes wouldn't work when the project is built. Fortunately, there's a solution: another package called patch-package. This package allows you to make quick changes to the node_modules folder, which you can use until the problematic original package is fixed. For more details, check here.

Tomorrow (June 10, 2024) marks the date for Apple's WWDC 2024. It's worth watching, especially if you're a tech enthusiast or a software engineer. This time around, the event is likely to focus more on AI, as Apple has not yet disclosed much about AI integration into their ecosystem. Stay tuned!

That's a wrap for this week. Let's catch up again next week.