> Me too, but a more optimistic view is that this is just a nascent form of higher-level programming languages.
I like this take. I feel like a significant portion of building out a web app (to give an example) is boilerplate. One benefit of (e.g., younger) developers using AI to mock out web apps might be to figure out how to get past that boilerplate to something more concise and productive, which is not necessarily an easy thing to get right.
In other words, perhaps the new AI tools will facilitate an understanding of what can safely be generalized from 30 years of actual code.
I like this take. I feel like a significant portion of building out a web app (to give an example) is boilerplate. One benefit of (e.g., younger) developers using AI to mock out web apps might be to figure out how to get past that boilerplate to something more concise and productive, which is not necessarily an easy thing to get right.
In other words, perhaps the new AI tools will facilitate an understanding of what can safely be generalized from 30 years of actual code.