Notes & Observations ·
I Almost Deleted My 6.6k Star Repository
English translation of the Chinese original. This version is generated for international readers and may be refined over time.
English translation of the Chinese original. This version is generated for international readers and may be refined over time.
Date: 2026-06-02
I've written a lot of systematic technical articles during my ancient programming. Some readers and friends of the reader have obtained the offer through these articles, and some readers and friends have taken the post-graduate examination by reference to these articles, including the North, the country's top top top colleges, and are pleased to be able to help you with these articles.
I have these technical articles on my own GitHub, and I'm proud to be recognized.early Golden Core stageGot it.
https://github.com/crisxuan/bestjavaer
But it's all been a while, and I'm taking it out now, and it doesn't mean anything.
What I'm trying to say is, this GitHub, I'm not really good enough, because later classes are stagnating, and I'm ashamed to see new issues and pr coming in.
Now that the AI era has come, in many cases people are not going to read these hard-core articles, especially for those who are already working, and in the short term, the roi is low.
I'm seeing this GitHub now with my eyes full of the shadows of my age.
Will it continue to stagnate and be allowed to rot like a "window breaker" or will it be re-carried and updated with a hard scalp?
There's no hurry to answer that question.
I thought of it first.One PieceIt was updated in 1997 and now it's been re-enacted for 29 years.OdaOda also represents this work, and since the update of One Piece, there have been brilliant moments and low valleys, and Oda has stopped for all kinds of reasons, but for whatever reason he is still drawing, he is still coming towards the one piece in his heart.
So, the answer is there.
Oda didn't stop the pen because of the times, because the readers had more entertainment; then, because of the "Ai" era, I left a brick of what I had been raised there to rot.
I decided not to let it rot.
I want to do it another way to get this warehouse back to life - just like Luffy jumped out of the original barrel, with new partners and routes.
The hard nuclear writings programmed in ancient times will remain there as remnants of the old age.
And the new age, I'd like to see if I actually got my boat.
I no longer pursue textbook-style systems, but rather document the true quest of a classic programmer in the AI era.
I hope to turn him into a mark of carbon-based life that passes in the age of silicon life. Every step of my life is like an experiment, an error, a reflection, an accident in collaboration with AI.
So every time I see a new issue and pr, it's no longer a shame, but it's the same as when I was little.
This may be my one piece -- not one end, but the one that can build and make itself.
And this GitHub, I don't want to keep it stuck in the early days of the end, even though I don't own a little green bottle like Han, I should also find my own cultivation path like Han Li.
First step, I redraw this GitHub logo.

The name is cxuan-ai-labs.
Step two, I made an online preview of the tutorial and hung it on GitHub.https://crisxuan.github.io/bestJavaer/.

I plan to take the following steps:
- AI article, here is the article I wrote about the direction of AI.

- AI resources, which I've used, I think are good resources, not limited to GitHub projects.

My work & Open Source Project: It's hard to hear here, it's an AI Garbage, but I want to hatch some "products" out of the Garbage.
The development of the statute. Here are some suggestions for the direction of development.https://github.com/crisxuan/agent-workflow-kitThis GitHub is an AI Auxiliary Workflow Guide for Development for General Software Projects,** Assessment and Access**.

- And all my previous technical articles are in the archive ** and you can still see them through links.

The way forward
** On content orientation**
I've located myself as a "classic programmer explorer in the AI era." So you're not gonna be here seeing stuff like Prompt, AI's guidebook -- people who are naturally better at it. What I want to record is how a man who's written a code that's too old for the bottom code is using AI to rethink the system, reorganise knowledge, redefine efficiency. These articles can be miscalculated, can be hit in the face, can look back in six months and be childish, but it doesn't matter, the point of the laboratory is to allow the experiment to fail.**
** On the old content archive**
I'll keep those hard-core long scripts from the ancient programming period. They were the foundations I knocked down and the way this warehouse came to 6.6K star.
** On "Products and Open Source Projects"**
The part that I'm talking about is the part of the Garbage that I'm actually looking forward to in this lab. I believe a lot of valuable things have grown out of Garbage. The strategy I've set for myself is to get the prototype out of the prototype with a low cost AI, and then pick out the constant grinding of life. If you see a decent product in here one day, it must have crawled out of a pile of garbage you never saw.
** Finally**
I don't know what this lab is going to do, and I can't guarantee how powerful it is.
But at least I'm not going to let this warehouse become a shame for me to open.
Oda is still painting his one piece, Han is still looking for his cultivation path, and I'm going to explore the course of the new world.
If you have any comments on this warehouse, you're welcome to refer to the issue and pr, or if you have any guidance on this warehouse, you're welcome to give advice.