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I find SQL to be an area where it's somewhat decent. Give it table structure, input data and expected output data and it will give a decent result using techniq

I find SQL to be an area where it's somewhat decent. Give it table structure, input data and expected output data and it will give a decent result using techniques that I wasn't aware of because I haven't studied the docs since university. There will sometimes be logical errors with exceptions though. But for rudimentary joins and filtering, it does a decent job as long as you are very specific with the result you want.

thaanpaa 4y ago
That's the thing. As long as what you do is rudimentary, it's good. For example, it can create a schema for, say, a subscription service. No problem. It'll be good. But ask it to add multi-user accounts with roles, 2fa, multiple payment methods, a denormalized invoice history, the ability to create one-off invoices, and it's pretty much guaranteed to fail. And that's still barely scratching the surface of what's required from a modern app.