I often see claims like "Ya, AI was rather bad at developing features ~6 months ago, but now it's _actually_ good!". Every once in a while I go and try using it for more significant development work, but thus far I've been disappointed. Thus far for me, it's been great for brainstorming or making initial prototypes, but generally not good enough to ship a finished artifact that has to interact with other pieces. I don't want to waste time doing this test again. And maybe I'm just doing it wrong. If there is a video series of somebody using AI to develop something rather complex, I think that would be much better evidence than the usual unsupported claim, and it could show me what I'm doing wrong. I'm imagining this would be like a "Let's play" series, but for software development.
If no such series exists but you are a believer, consider this a suggestion to make such a series :)
anuramat•1h ago
eg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQYXZCUvpIc and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL7Au1tzNxE
PS, what was your last setup? performance depends a lot on the domain/model/workflow[1]; some combinations don't work at all
[1] by workflow I mean: trying to oneshot a feature VS interactive exploration VS boilerplate generation