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Claude Code: The AI-Powered CLI That's Changing How Developers Work

· 7 min read
Deepak Kamboj
Senior Software Engineer

The way we write software is changing faster than at any point in the last two decades. Tools like GitHub Copilot brought AI into the editor. But Claude Code takes that a step further — it brings AI directly into your terminal as an autonomous coding agent that can read, reason about, and transform entire codebases.

After spending significant time using Claude Code in real projects — from refactoring legacy systems to building new features from scratch — I can say with confidence: this is not just another autocomplete tool. It's a fundamentally different paradigm.

AI-Assisted Visual Testing: Beyond Screenshots with Intelligent UI Validation

· 4 min read
Deepak Kamboj
Senior Software Engineer

The landscape of software testing has evolved dramatically over the past decade, with artificial intelligence emerging as a transformative force in quality assurance. While traditional testing methods have served us well, the complexity of modern user interfaces demands more sophisticated approaches. Enter AI-assisted visual testing - a revolutionary methodology that goes far beyond simple screenshot comparisons to deliver intelligent, context-aware validation of user interfaces.

Supercharging Playwright with AI – Intelligent Test Case Generation Using GPT Models

· 4 min read
Deepak Kamboj
Senior Software Engineer

Modern applications are evolving fast, and so should our testing. Manual test case writing can't keep pace with complex UIs, rapid development, and ever-increasing test coverage demands. This is where AI-powered test generation shines.

In this article, you'll discover how to leverage GPT models to generate Playwright tests automatically from user stories, mockups, and API specs—cutting test creation time by up to 80% and boosting consistency.

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Website with Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS

· 8 min read
Deepak Kamboj
Senior Software Engineer

This guide will walk you through the process of creating a web application using Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS. The application will include pages for the homepage, login, register, and dashboard, and will implement a persistent Redux store with types, actions, reducers, and sagas. Additionally, it will support both database and social login, feature light and dark themes, and include header and footer components. We will also set up private and public routes and provide commands for building, starting, and deploying the application on Vercel.