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I find the same for my projects. I usually get them just far enough to work well, but the time commitment ends up becoming a grind for the more advanced featur

I find the same for my projects. I usually get them just far enough to work well, but the time commitment ends up becoming a grind for the more advanced features that are just out of my memory wheelhouse. I recently figured I was stuck with an Elasticsearch feature since I didn’t know what to google. ChatGPT got it working in 3-4 prompts with me feeding error messages to it. So I’m finding that I’m not only faster, but have new skills and can make features that were impossible before due to time commitment/ grind limitations.

cushychicken 3y ago
It's soooo cool and soooo much more fun. I enjoyed the hunt and peck of figuring out features one step at a time when I started, but my wife and I had a baby in Jan, so my long stretches of dev and debug time have gotten muuuuuch shorter. I've become that guy who needs results, and fast. I have become... Management. :,)
- stevesearer 3y ago
  It kind of feels like when I first started goofing around editing html or css colors and how much fun that was and how much power that felt like it gave.