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Yes and it may open the door for new platforms with pure backend (BaaS) focus. With AI hallucinations, letting AI write backend code is not feasible due to secu
by socketcluster 1y ago
Yes and it may open the door for new platforms with pure backend (BaaS) focus. With AI hallucinations, letting AI write backend code is not feasible due to security implications. Access controls still require a control panel which can be easily audited.
The frontend, however, is a completely different story.
It reminds me of a saying from one of my ex-colleagues "Frontend development is like building a house of cards. If it falls, nobody gets hurt. On the other hand, backend development is like building a house out of wine glasses."
AI and frontends are a natural fit, there is way more tolerance for brittleness 'move fast break things' on the frontend as the consequences of bugs are far less severe.
- moron4hire 1y agoI am begging you to please discard this incredibly naive viewpoint before you get someone hurt. Please go learn more about secure development practices.
- bloomca 1y agoi think it is the opposite. Users don't care about the backend, so as long as security is fine and DB queries are not too bad, it will be okay. You still need somebody oversee it, but the endpoints can be generated easily. Any UI client, though, needs to look authentic or people will hate it. Maybe generic stuff like dashboards or internal tools is fine, but any premium product needs to have good looking front, and that is really tricky.