AI-Powered Development: Months of Iteration

After months of try-and-error I'd like to share my current workflow for AI-development in 2026. Of course this is always subject to change, but for now, I feel pretty good using it this way.

Sails.js & Vue.js - Part 4

This will be the last chapter on our journey. We will deepen our understanding of the Vue.js integration by also integrating the Pinia store. After this part you will have the most comprehensive knowledge and be ready for everything you would like to build.

Sails.js & Vue.js - Part 3

Let's deepen our knowledge by building a first extensive functionality with everything we learned so far. For this we will modernize our map room. I hope you enjoy it!

Sails.js & Vue.js - Part 2

Next, let's see how the more modern approach of a Vue.js integration into a Sails.js app looks like.

Sails.js & Vue.js - Part 1

Let's continue our journey by integrating a modern front-end framework and bring even more interactivity to our apps. First we have a look how to integrate Vue.js the old-fashioned way. Let's dive in...

Learn Sails.js - Part 10

This is the final chapter in our journey together. This will summarize everything you learned so far and gives you a new project you can work on for yourself. An keep sailing, there might be a second chapter coming...

Learn Sails.js - Part 9

Up to this point, everything we did was in a local development environment. Now it is time to take the final step an learn about deploying our ship into the ocean. Also get to know PM2 a process manager that keeps our ship afloat no matter what.

Learn Sails.js - Part 8

To make sure everything works as intended, even if big parts of our ship change in the future, we write some tests next. A great framework like Sails.js has our back when it comes to testing our code.

Learn Sails.js - Part 7

Next we'll have a look at authentication and policies. These two in combination will make sure that nobody enters our ship without permission. So let's secure our planks, arrrrrr.

Learn Sails.js - Part 6

Now comes one of my most anticipated feature so far: WebSockets. They allow real-time communication without the need of reloading the browser or use periodical ajax calls. Let's get into some magic!