Maybe you are doing some exotic stuff, but for me it’s more than capable of writing code, coding is mostly about applying existing patterns to solve known problems, very few programmers deal with novel problems.
Design Patterns book has been out for what? 2 decades, and it’s not outdated.
For good team interoperability you want to have code that’s standardized, that’s also where LLMs excel at.
It’s a nice productivity tool, just like an IDE is a nice productivity tool
Maybe you are doing some exotic stuff, but for me it’s more than capable of writing code, coding is mostly about applying existing patterns to solve known problems, very few programmers deal with novel problems.
Design Patterns book has been out for what? 2 decades, and it’s not outdated.
For good team interoperability you want to have code that’s standardized, that’s also where LLMs excel at.
It’s a nice productivity tool, just like an IDE is a nice productivity tool