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No, because as good as it is at boilerplate, the domain specific stuff eventually becomes extremely important. And without coding skills, that boilerplate will
by eqmvii 4y ago
No, because as good as it is at boilerplate, the domain specific stuff eventually becomes extremely important.
And without coding skills, that boilerplate will break or fail to get stitched together, too.
I absolutely see it making some parts of the development process vastly more efficient though.
- flyingsky 4y agoI imagine over time, It will get better at even the domain specific stuff, No?
- johngalt_ 4y agoSure but then we can replace nearly all non-manual professions.
- stackbutterflow 4y agoIt's creating a new market for consultants called to fix codebases written with an AI.