I should probably try a test project top-down to see if I can get more out of it though.
Either way, if you just sit on your hands and expect the LLM to magically do all the work for you, you're a little bit mistaken, yet. (With certain exceptions proving the rule) .
But that’s just me, and I'm not trying to convince anyone.
Mountain_Skies•3w ago
selfhoster11•3w ago
I used to be a skeptic, but this month the pairing of tooling and models I discovered is finally good enough to build a static Go app with a TypeScript front-end, along with all the deployment and compile steps, despite knowing nothing about either of these.
Insufficient or bad wrapper will hobble a model. An insufficient model will mean the wrapper cannot help much. Both have to be in place, and this month they finally came together for me to create ready-to-go stuff.