DaiPlusPlus a day ago

For the benefit of those of us who don’t work in browser-based frontends, how bad could it be?

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  • Madmallard a day ago

    i mean it's the most bare-bones implementation without any engineering considerations

    it's not something that would ever work industrially

    people with code-generators they've made could do this just as fast as the AI except their generators could have engineering considerations built-in to them as well so it'd be even better

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    • mexicocitinluez a day ago

      > people with code-generators they've made could do this just as fast as the AI except their generators could have engineering considerations built-in to them as well so it'd be even better

      Code generators? Can you be more specific?

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      • DaiPlusPlus 19 hours ago

        I think they're referring to the project scaffolding features that's built-in to framework tooling thesedays (e.g. `ng generate ng <schema>` or `dotnet scaffold`).

        There's also the practice of using good ol' fashioned code-generation tools like T4 or Moustache/Liquid templates to generate program entity classes and data-access methods from a DB schema, for example. Furthermore, now there's pretty nifty compile-time code-generation in C# - while languages like F# support built-time type-generation.

        ...and these are all good tools IMO; but really aren't comparable to an LLM, imo.

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