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That’s not much better in my experience, from a human perspective. You inherit a system that someone designed a decade ago and all the original maintainers are
by jadar 5mo ago
That’s not much better in my experience, from a human perspective. You inherit a system that someone designed a decade ago and all the original maintainers are long gone. One is then afraid to change anything, because of ancient landmarks and all that. But now we can actually start to piece together how these things work with AI.
- turtleyacht 5mo agoYes, for legacy--production systems--it's totally useful to generate a high-level overview, surround an unfamiliar feature with tests, and build small harnesses that exercise real functionality. The sooner one can find an entrypoint, the sooner one can contribute with changes.