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I am really not following. If “anyone” can write a GUI, how does moving it away from the devs reduce load? Either it’s a lot of work for devs and then even more
by illiac786 24d ago
I am really not following. If “anyone” can write a GUI, how does moving it away from the devs reduce load? Either it’s a lot of work for devs and then even more so for “anyone” or it’s easy for everyone.
- joshspankit 23d agoFor simplicity of explaining, I’m going to group web software parts in to “hard” and “easy” with AI assistance hard: - Overall security - User permissions in multi-user deployments - Input sanitization - RDBMS schema design - Parsing - Bit-rot protection (here because it’s rarely on the radar of the general user) easy: - DB queries against a known schema - Working in a front end HTML/CSS/JS stack - Making UI components - Moving those components around To your question about why moving front end away from devs would reduce load: a person making a UI they want is a different category of work than creating a UI that everyone wants. Even if it’s easy, it’s distracting to be thinking about everyone’s use-cases and refining the details.