(This is for coding stuff which I want to be super-fast and follow instructions really closely — GPT 4.1 is pretty good at that.)
@jeremyphoward
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GPT 5 API Performance Comparison with Qwen3 Coder Alternative
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I've been using GPT 5 via the API today. I can't get anywhere near the speed and accuracy of GPT 4.1 for our use cases. 🙁 Thank god for the mighty Qwen3 Coder!
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HTMX and JavaScript Integration for Client-Side Development
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Not at all! HTMX and JS get along great 😀 HTMX lets you focus your JS on the purely client side stuff where it's really useful.
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Hyperscript to jQuery: Seamless Framework Migration Success
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(It was actually _hyperscript that got me over the line. We wrote something in _hyperscript, and I thought it looked great. Then I thought it looked a bit like jQuery — so I rewrote it with that. And yup, it was a direct line-by-line easy migration! Sorry @htmx_org
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Developer Returns to jQuery After Decade Away
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Anyway, it took me a decade or so, but I've finally decided that I'm gonna use jQuery again anyway, because I like it!
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jQuery 4.0.0 Beta: Slim 30K Library for Web Development
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Specifically, I'm now using jquery-4.0.0-beta.2.slim.min.js. It's so great! Only 30k compressed, and everything works so well together. LLMs know it really well too.
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Youth Rationalization: Lacking Expertise in AI Era
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This is what young people tell themselves to try to deal with their lack of expertise.
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Opus 4.1 outperforms GPT-5 and Codex for JavaScript development
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OK I worked all day on a JS project to test our GPT-5 in practice. I used chatgpt (with thinking) and codex CLI. I hated them both. For the last 20 minutes I used Opus 4.1, and omg what a breath of fresh air…
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Next GPT Version Expected to Deliver Significant Improvements
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Breaking news:
— Jeremy Howard (@jeremyphoward) 9 août 2025
The *next* version of GPT will be really good, apparently. https://t.co/q3isWrMZBDBreaking news:
The *next* version of GPT will be really good, apparently.