It feels no different than inhheriting someone's code base when you start at a company. I hate this feeling. AI removes the developer's attachment and first hand understanding of the code.
I agree with this. Writing a prompt isn't good enough on its own. Knowing what the desired output and result paired with understanding how an app should work is still very essenntial.
I agree here. It certainly has burned me out as of recently. The expectation to deliver faster and faster results purely by the use of AI.
AI poses many challenges from security to ensuring code safety. When paired and met with the same expectations before the hype, you could consider it good enough to shave off 8 hours of work. But this is just the first 8 hours of getting some code ready.
A savvy dev could easily just grab an existing template they made prior and stitch things together in a degree better than AI.
Now it is just massage the prompt and hope it adheres.
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