They’re certainly useful if you know what you’re doing. An example: if I try to create an application in .NET for Windows, I’ll have a hard time using an LLM ca

They’re certainly useful if you know what you’re doing. An example: if I try to create an application in .NET for Windows, I’ll have a hard time using an LLM cause I’ll have no way to know if the solutions are the best, what’s possible and what isn’t, etc. But I’m an iOS developer who doesn’t have experience with SwiftUI. I’ve been creating an app clone for the purpose of learning it and I’ve been using ChatGPT extensively like one would use StackIverflow when you’re still picking up a new framework. It works very well and I’ve advanced very fast because I’ve read and watched multiple content about it, just never got into actually using it. It’s easy to know and even try out variations of what the LLM gives me. It feels like having a friend that knows SwIftUI which I can ask stupid questions as I try it out.