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No. You can use AI to code this way. I’ve successfully steered AI to implement good architecture by moving slowly and constantly course correcting
by digitaltrees 5mo ago
No. You can use AI to code this way. I’ve successfully steered AI to implement good architecture by moving slowly and constantly course correcting
- jimbokun 5mo agoYes but most people won’t.
- digitaltrees 5mo agoMany teams did this before AI too. They start faster and end up with hard to refactor or extend code. For example, think of teams that don’t version their API /api/v1, that blocks a whole category of refactoring and extensions. Or teams that have random state transformation routes instead of following restful actions.