Well, 51 issues became 69, and 9 essays became 10. I always find something I missed, and this felt like a big one.
I realized my glossary is something helpful, and an artifact I want to maintain. Now all 54 terms are in one place, and as I write, I’ll continue to expand the glossary. I’ll be making this a link on Code Like A Little Old Lady, and you can always find it in the repository below.
The glossary lives in a starter repository, Show Me Your Prompts. The README.md tells you about all the files and which essay they map to.
Even when I thought I was done, I added one more piece: a small sample app that runs the examples so you can see the test coverage for yourself.
This repository was built by Lovelace (Claude) and code reviewed by Rowan (ChatGPT). It’s not the full three reviewers, but if you look at the pull request history, Rowan found issues. Even having a second AI is helpful. We followed the process of feature branches with pull requests to dev until we had all the features complete, and then did a pull request from dev to main.
Feel free to fork this repository and use what you need. Or don’t. This is just my way, far from the only way to work.
Thank you for following me on this journey. I hope you found something helpful.
— The Little Old Lady
This is a 9-part series outlining the way I worked for #SheBuilds.
If you’re curious where I started, check out Part 1: Show Me Your Prompts