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I noticed this as I experimented with alternatives for React and all of them I tried were terrible on OpenAI/ChatGPT. Either it doesn't know them, or it makes w

I noticed this as I experimented with alternatives for React and all of them I tried were terrible on OpenAI/ChatGPT. Either it doesn't know them, or it makes weird mistakes, or uses very outdated (no longer working) versions of the code. It is also annoying that most modern JS things have 4 versions to do the same thing: With TS, With TS + Decorators, With plain JS, with JSX, etc. so code generation picks one that isn't compatible with the "mode" you use.

thewebguyd 2y ago
I've noticed ChatGPT/GH Copilot is also particularly bad at PowerShell (I do sysadminy things), especially anything to do with the MS Graph API. It just makes up Cmdlets a lot of the time. If you prod it enough though it will eventually get it right, which strikes me as odd, it's like the training data was just full of really bad code. By contrast, anything I've asked it to do in Python has been more or less spot on. I fear that in the future the choice of tech stack is going to be less on the merits of the stack itself and more centered around "Which language and framework does ChatGPT (or other AI) produce the best output for"