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A big problem is that a lot people think these tools are all you need “you don’t need an engineer, create an app end-to-end” and these tools are more like code assistants and can help perform the task of an engineer faster IMO. What are you thoughts?

Another problem is that the user is relying and trusting the code should always work and it follows the best practices and sometimes the do miss important aspect such as optimization, security, or even accessibility

Also, these tools lack example/description on external configuration. Let’s say you need to setup a Google cloud account and some cloud functions, goof luck with that if you aren’t technical

A regular “human/user” most likely won’t know technical terms such as optimization, database, cloud providers and all that and they are in a trap relaying on the AI tool to chose for for them which may lead to not giving the best solution for the type of project or company

If for whatever reason your code output is not as expected you will have to modify it manually and good luck with that if you don’t know how to code

A lot of the times the code generated is not even perfect, you have to be very granular sometimes on what you need and with these it comes a learning curve for prompt engineering

See, the majority of these tools from the get go when you tell them to build an app, the mainly generate frontend code

I have been doing research on a lot of AI code generators code assistants such as ChatGPT, base44, GitHub Copilot, Tabnine, Builder etc and I see why these tools are powerful but not as much as we think that they will replace engineers 100%

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@Uber if you are sending me a taxi instead of an Uber might as well get on the street and get one for a cheaper rate. At this point you are charging me for something I didn’t order and not only that, you can’t edit your ride or add stops.

Listen @Uber if I order an Uber in NYC I expect an Uber not a taxi to be sent my way, if you are sending me an Uber I should have the option to select that before you send me a taxi my way. The same way you do it in Madrid and Barcelona.