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I’ve been resonating with the similar ideas the author of the article/original poster has been mentioning even in the comments below. Even i think that after f
by gauthamkolluru 5mo ago
I’ve been resonating with the similar ideas the author of the article/original poster has been mentioning even in the comments below.
Even i think that after few iterations of producing the code there must/should be change in the strategy.
I sometimes also wonder if i should add the software engineering text books that ` tried teaching us to code` but contained the frameworks that are better applied along with the principles like SOLID, DRY etc.
But then again, I do not have the right answer now. Maybe the reformation must come in the models too but as I see it, going back to hand coding is not the solution.
Just like we came up with different paradigms of coding, the different principles of coding, different frameworks in short, we need to and will come up with some frameworks (& maybe some newer models as mentioned above) that can and will make us call AI coding “The Standard”.
What are off the table (I think)
1. Hand coding out maybe even reading AI’s code line by line. That’d rather be counterproductive. At least with me it takes more time to read its code and understand. But i evaluate its code not just be writing tests but by other means too depending on the situation and that’s for another time too.
2. Vibe coding
3. Thinking software engineering is automated (it definitely is more essential than ever)
4. So does software development - even that’s not going to go extinct
5. Software jobs are going to go extinct. (In fact if a company is losing people claiming it doesn’t need so many of em means to me that either they do not see much of future for themselves or they’re just playing the stock price and investor satisfaction game for the short run - but that’s for a different topic)
- gauthamkolluru 5mo agoApologies for the visual formatting as i was posting this comment from my mobile. Thanks in advance for understanding.