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And I'm personally not happy with that. To manually test something, we have QA, to shape business requirements, we have a business analyst and a product owner.
by vdombr 1mo ago
And I'm personally not happy with that. To manually test something, we have QA, to shape business requirements, we have a business analyst and a product owner. Now a developer needs to be a 3-in-1 person?
- a2ff6eeb0 1mo agoNo, the AI takes care of everything but the final manual testing, mostly. It's improving on all aspects over time, too. It's not that much work.
- danielvaughn 1mo agoFor software within a certain complexity scope, this is true. Like the average SaaS CRUD experience that many web developers were building before AI - a lot of that can be handled almost entirely by agents, with very little human in the loop activity. But past a certain point of scale/complexity, this breaks down rapidly. In the past 8 months I've seen this occur several times, and if you only rely on agents to get you to that point, then you're in a heap of trouble when you do reach it, because it's very hard to backtrack.
- a2ff6eeb0 1mo agoAI has mostly been improving faster than the complexity of the projects people are capable of handling has increased. The lines are going to cross soon.