NDC Conferences YouTube · June 22, 2026

10 tips to level up your AI-assisted coding - Aleksander Stensby - NDC Copenhagen 2026

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NDC Copenhagen 2026 talk on AI-assisted coding with Cursor and Claude Code, covering prompting, context engineering, testing, debugging, daily workflow integration, and MCP connections to developer tools.

My takeaway: 10 tips to level up your AI-assisted coding - Aleksander Stensby - NDC Copenhagen 2026 is an AI-engineering signal. The practical read is to treat coding assistants as tool-connected systems with context boundaries, repository trust decisions, testing discipline, and security controls.

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