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I disagree here's why.. "I want a todo app" Q. How long do you want the text? Q. Will it support images Q. Will it have do_by dates and time Q. Will it hav
by john_the_writer 3y ago
I disagree here's why..
"I want a todo app"
Q. How long do you want the text?
Q. Will it support images
Q. Will it have do_by dates and time
Q. Will it have alarms
Q. Can you share todo
Q. Can other add to your todo
Q. Do you have to approve when other add
Q. What happens when you don't approve?
Q. Can others see you todo
Q. Can you group todos
Q. Can you sort todos
Q. How many items can you see at a time
Q. Can you change the layout
Q. How many layouts will the app support.
This is just getting started on a Todo.. And we've not even covered the tech stack.
Yes an AI could write the code. But writing the code isn't all that hard after a few years in. The hard is asking the questions. It's also translating the answers. The hard is picking the stack and architecting based on predictions and experience.
It might happen, but I don't expect PM's or Marketing to be able to "prompt" their way to an app.