Laraue Software Blog — C# .NET Development & Open Source

The modern approach to development increasingly comes down to one claim — AI should write the code, and the developer just steers it and checks the results. The fact that reviewing generated code well enough to trust it is often slower than writing it yourself gets quietly left out.

Part 2 of building a Telegram task tracker solo. Why we start with the interface, how AI HTML prototypes replaced Figma, and how the first Laraue Boards prototype turned out.

Validating a product idea before writing code — researching the market, testing the idea in public, and using AI to judge whether it is realistic to compete for the keywords you need.

The engineering principles Laraue projects follow — start from the user path, do not overcomplicate ahead of time, split logic into layers, isolate third-party integrations, and where AI helps and where it is not allowed near the codebase.