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...developers. I think it's very unlikely that we're going to shrink development teams because we have amazing new tools. That's just not how these markets have worked in the past. I think exactly the opposite is going to happen. It's like we're gonna b
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And if you add asserts, especially in complicated functions or in in in complicated classes that, are able to catch really weird things, that's going to save you so many headaches, and it's going to help you learn about your own code. This is one of
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...of the developers and programmers I talked to today, they're like going to Disneyland just because how many great tools there are to help them move faster, like, build things they have always wanted to do on both set projects and also their main job.
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...developer or programmer could avoid a situation where AI can automate them away? I think that the bigger the project you can manage, the bigger the thing you can build, the more understanding both down and up the stack you can go, the more value valu
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people were programming those directly in whatever language they spoke. Right? Machine code. And maybe you could abstract it slightly with assembly. But then there was this amazing time where a lot of languages culminating maybe most popularly in c,
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...the developer gets the most, the best experience in doing their day to day. Right? Like, where can I, you know, start my morning, pick up, you know, something I wanna work on, explore my creativity, and and get the job done with the least amount of f
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Like, I think even even during the initial development process, we realized it was quite easy to to basically just take all the SDK code. Again, you know, what David suggested, like, you know, pick the language you care about and then pick the SDK. A
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allow me not to export screenshots, but export code snippets. Because guess what? Even though English is the number one programming language, Lovable and all other tools still communicate in code the best. If you wanna get pixel perfect results, just
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...are all different. Developers have different preferences. They have different environments. So there's just so many ways to use these tools. There's no one right way. You sort of have to find your own path. Luckily, you can ask quad code. It's able t
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And we were like, oh god. No. But it can generate the code, and you just gotta paste it in. You just gotta do all this stuff. Right? And they were like, that sounds kinda hard. And we're like, but it's faster, and they they wouldn't do it. And then n
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on Maven, maybe I can go on Dribbble, maybe I can go wherever, get a good screenshot, get a good animation and attach it because most of these tools accept files as a part of the import. So like you have the second project started. Now things are eve
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And by then, they were also over. Like, any programmer would have kind of said, it's sort of just changing the old programming paradigms of abstraction and polymorphism and stuff like that. But meanwhile, the magazines, which was the key measure of s
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has a much higher bandwidth of communication, reveals, conveys so much more concept per character than most other programming languages do. So when you are collaborating with AI, you want really high bandwidth. You want it to be able to produce progr
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user dot admin. Right? That'd be a typical way of writing it. Ruby goes, that exclamation point is light noise. Why do we have if and then an exclamation point? That's ugly. We could do user dot downgrade unless user admin question mark. That to me i
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...developer is gonna change dramatically. Now some people disagree and some people say there will be no more software engineers. Some people say there will be everyone's gonna be a software engineer and everywhere in between. But the reality is very cl
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