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The language doesn’t really matter. The underlying SDK/framework is where the action is at. However, I suspect that we may not be too far off, from LLMs being
by ChrisMarshallNY 7mo ago
The language doesn’t really matter. The underlying SDK/framework is where the action is at.
However, I suspect that we may not be too far off, from LLMs being the true cross-platform system. You feed the same requirements, with different targets, and it generates full native apps.
- p2detar 7mo ago> from LLMs being the true cross-platform system Fully agree. I have zero Swift knowledge and currently use LLM to write a native app. I'm well aware of the SDKs and concepts in iOS development, so even if something's wrong I got intuition where to look and how to make the LLM fix it.
- tonyedgecombe 7mo agoI’m not sure about that but porting libraries from one language to another seems well within their capabilities.
- ChrisMarshallNY 7mo agoI don't think we're there yet, but I suspect that it's just a matter of time. It would certainly be quite profitable. Money tends to drive progress.