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I agree, that's fair. I think a lot of people are playing around with AI on side projects and making some bad extrapolations from their initial experiences. It

I agree, that's fair. I think a lot of people are playing around with AI on side projects and making some bad extrapolations from their initial experiences. It'll also apply to isolated-enough features, which is still a small amount of someone's work (not often something you'd work on for a full month straight), but more people will have experience with this.

lurking_swe 1y ago
greenfield development is also the “easiest” and most fun part of software development. As the famous saying goes, the last 10% of the project takes 90% of the time lol. I’ve also noticed that, generally, nobody likes maintaining old systems. so where does this leave us as software engineers? Should I be excited that it’s easy to spin up a bunch of code that I don’t deeply understand at the beginning of my project, while removing the fun parts of the project? I’m still grappling with what this means for our industry in 5-10 years…