Stop Vibe-Coding: A Systematic Approach to AI-Software Engineering Move beyond throwing random prompts at AI assistants. Discover specification-driven development as a structured methodology of modern software engineering.

Awesome blog post by @cremich.bsky.social : cremich.cloud/specificatio...

Copy data from DynamoDB across accounts prompt for Amazon Q Developer This prompt creates a shell script to copy data from a target DynamoDB table to a source table.

Who else enjoys copying data from one DynamoDB table to another? While building promptz.dev using Amplify Gen2, certain changes in my sandbox environment resulted in nuking my DynamoDB Tables.

This is why I created the following prompt for Q CLI: www.promptz.dev/prompts/prom...

Conventional Commit Messages prompt for Amazon Q Developer Commit you changes to git with a meaningful commit message following conventional commit specification.

An Amazon Q Developer CLI prompt I heavily use is this one - "Conventional Commit Message":

>_ Commit the staged changes following the conventional commit specification.

It is a straightforward but powerful prompt.
www.promptz.dev/prompts/prom...

Another great example of using Q CLI with the new agent capabilities: create meaningful git commit messages following the conventional commit specification. See a quick example in the attached video. Here is a prompt for you: www.promptz.dev/prompt/2f22f...

PROMPTZ - Discover, Create, and Share Prompts for Amazon Q Developer Explore a rich library of prompts for Amazon Q Developer, share your own, and collaborate with the community.

I love this new Agent capability feature of Q in CLI. Testing it right now with this prompt to make an automated code review of staged files:
www.promptz.dev/prompt/47b4e...

Excited women looking the redesign of promptz.dev

promptz.dev has a new dress 👗 Over the last days, Q Developer and I worked heavily to get this refactoring shipped. What looks like a simple touch-up at first glance is the foundation for many features that I plan to launch this year.

AWS Developer Day Reimagining the developer experience Explore real-world use cases, live coding demos, interactive sessions, and keynotes

Mark your calendars for the AWS Developer Day at February, 20th. The main theme of this virtual event will be about reimagining the developer experience with real-world use cases, live coding demos, interactive sessions, and keynotes.

RSVP: pages.awscloud.com/AWS-Develope...

Screenshot of promptz.dev showing the new feature to mark prompts for Amazon Q Developer as favorites.

What is your favorite prompt for Amazon Q Developer? With promptz.dev this question can now be answered easily because you have your favorite prompts at your fingertips. This enables you to create your personal collection of favorite prompts for Amazon Q Developer.

Let’s talk testing CDK apps:
- what cases should be covered by unit tests?
- what cases should be covered by snapshot tests?
- what are your coding guidelines for test files and how do you structure your tests?

PROMPTZ - Discover, Create, and Share Prompts for Amazon Q Developer Explore a rich library of prompts for Amazon Q Developer, share your own, and collaborate with the community.

Want to use Amazon Q Developer to create CDK snapshot tests following best practices? I created a first version of a prompt for you. Let me know what you think:
www.promptz.dev/prompt/37ad5...

Content categories of the Awesome Amazon Q Developer repository.

A major task on my todo list is about to be finished: restructuring the content of the "awesome amazon q developer" repository. Instead of grouping by content type, the resources are now grouped by topic. Making it easier for you to discover relevant resources about Amazon Q Developer.

I am back from my holiday vacation. My MacBook was off for the last 2.5 weeks. What did I miss? 😬

Screenshot of the PROMPTZ prompt editor for Amazon Q Developer showing new features like fullscreen editor, context modifier and agent support.

Incredible new Amazon Q Developer features were announced, PROMPTZ is ready to help you take full advantage of them. Say hello to fullscreen prompt editor, context modifier support and agent selection. Let’s build smarter and faster together! 🚀 👉 promptz.dev

Amazon Q Developer is in tune with the latest announcements made at the main keynote from Matt Garman at re:Invent 2024.

Screenshot showing markdown support when viewing and sharing prompts for Amazon Q Developer.

I'm preparing PROMPTZ for, hopefully, many great updates around Amazon Q Developer. Let's start with this one: Markdown support. 🖼️

Structure your prompts with lists, quotes, and code blocks as well as external links embedded into the how-to field for additional resources.
👉 promptz.dev

Cursor Directory Find the best cursor rules for your framework and language

Amazon Q Developer lost a lot of its initial restrictions. That means a lot of prompts contributed to PROMPTZ might work also for @github.com CoPilot vice versa. Maybe they are not that effective but a good starting point. I often use cursor rules for inspiration. cursor.directory

Amazon Q Developer launches Java upgrade transformation CLI (Public Preview) Amazon Q Developer launches a public preview of a Java upgrade transformation CLI that enables Java version migrations, custom transformations, and local envir...

That was great timing. Yesterday PROMPTZ launched support to add your CLI prompts and today AWS launched the public preview for the Java upgrade transformation CLI. Perfect time to submit your prompts. 😉

aws-news.com/article/0193...

Prompt editor of PROMPTZ highlighting the capabilities of creating prompts for multiple Amazon Q Developer interfaces like the IDE, the CLI and the AWS Management Console.

📦 Two Big Updates to PROMPTZ that will make creating and discovering prompts for Amazon Q Developer even more seamless. This is in for you:
1️⃣ Support for Amazon Q Developer in the CLI, IDE, and AWS Management Console.
2️⃣ Granular SDLC Activities for better prompt categorization.

👉 promptz.dev

Nice one. While working with next.js for PROMPTZ, I was surprised at how easily this feature can be implemented. What is the meaning of the different background colors?

Prompt Editor of PROMPTZ with new feature shipped to support prompts for Amazon Q Developer in the IDE, the CLI and the AWS Management Console.

It is great to see the feedback I received about #promptz. Even a few feature requests were submitted 🤩 which motivates me a lot.

The first one was shipped a few minutes ago. 📦 Do you spot it?

Oh nice...related articles?

PROMPTZ - Discover, Create, and Share Prompts for Amazon Q Developer Explore a rich library of prompts for Amazon Q Developer, share your own, and collaborate with the community.

PROMPTZ was not only built FOR Amazon Q Developer but also heavily WITH the help of it. One prompt that made a huge difference for me was this one: www.promptz.dev/prompt/2b0aa...

I called it the "Senior Engineer" prompt to let Q ask clarifying questions instead of jumping to conclusions too early.

Do you mean using the prompts for other AI Coding Assistants than Amazon Q Dev?

How Amazon Q Developer helped me to save days of work Discover how Amazon Q Developer helped automate crawling the Bundesliga Sportsdata in just 15 minutes, saving days of manual work.

I wrote a bit about my past experience and the differentiating factors. I truly believe that a lot of the things that make a difference in using AI assistants for coding are vendor-agnostic:

cremich.cloud/how-amazon-q...

A huge issue is still to build up a prompt library, reusing proven patterns and flows. This is where PROMPTZ now kicks in. I have some more ideas on how it not only helps discovering good crafted prompts but also helping you with prompt engineering.

I absolutely want to get the most out of any tools I use. I learned a lot in the past months about integrating Q in my workflows. Once stepped over the learning curve, I am now getting very productive. Especially on using Q Dev beyond coding.

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Thanks Jenna 🤩

Thanks, Werner. Curious to see your prompts 😉

Thanks for sharing 😊