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We've had that for a long, long time. Notably RAD-tooling running on XML. The main lesson has been that it's actually not much of an enabler and the people doi
by cess11 1y ago
We've had that for a long, long time. Notably RAD-tooling running on XML.
The main lesson has been that it's actually not much of an enabler and the people doing it end up being specialised and rather expensive consultants.
- CamperBob2 1y agoRAD before transformers was like trying to build an iPhone before capacitive multitouch: a total waste of time. Things are different now.
- cess11 1y agoI'm not so sure. What can you show me that you think would be convincing?
- CamperBob2 1y agoI think there are enough examples of genuine AI-facilitated rapid application development out there already, honestly. I wouldn't have anything to add to the pile, since I'm not a RAD kind of guy. Disillusionment seems to spring from expecting the model to be a god or a genie instead of a code generator. Some people are always going to be better at using tools than other people are. I don't see that changing, even though the tools themselves are changing radically.
- soraminazuki 1y agoThat's a straw man. Asking for real examples to back up your claims isn't overt perfectionism.
- CamperBob2 1y agoIf you weren't paying attention to what's been happening for the last couple of years, you certainly won't believe anything I have to say. Trust me on this, at least: I don't need the typing practice.
- cess11 1y ago"Nothing" would have been shorter and more convenient for us both.