I think it has to do with how invested you are in the appearance of the final code. If you're very focussed on getting a result and no more, then GPT is probabl

I think it has to do with how invested you are in the appearance of the final code. If you're very focussed on getting a result and no more, then GPT is probably very powerful. But if you also care about the "how" of the implementation then you'll probably get frustrated micromanaging GPT. I know I do, but I do find its pretty useful when my memory of how to achieve something is blurry. I know what looks wrong but I don't remember how to make it right.