Artificial Intelligence (AI) will change everything in software development. I came to this conclusion at the end of 2023, after over 17 years of t...
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A few days ago I tested Chrome Gemini with a question I had previously asked on stackoverflow.com
Humans downvoted my question, closed it & then deleted it without any answers.
I spent 3 full days trying to find answers by internet search & on YouTube. I did eventually solve the problem.
Then I noticed Gemini, and so I asked...
Gemini answered it in 3 seconds.
The first answer used GET, I asked for a version using POST. No problem. Then one using fetch(). It also gave a detailed explanation of how it worked.
I had used the correct method but had some weird bugs. I described the bugs and Gemini explained why they were happening & how to avoid them.
I am still in shock
Yes, it's absolutely cool, isn't it? I’ve had similar experiences that really opened my eyes, and I can only begin to imagine what the future will look like. Many people keep saying that AI won’t replace developers. That’s true—AI won’t replace us, but no one will be able to avoid using it, and there’s no logical reason not to use AI in programming. I hear from so many people that they don’t even want to try it, and to some extent, I just don’t understand that. AI will, and that’s perfectly fine, write most of the code in the future. The question shouldn’t be whether AI will replace developers, but what incredible things we can build with AI in the future. It’s going to be amazing 🔥!
I have been using it much of today, but it does make some basic mistakes. It used .innerHTML when it should have used QuerySelect. I asked if that was a mistake. "Yes, you are right, that is a mistake, I apologise." It is like having a friendly knowledgeable colleague who doesn't get annoyed, but is 'only human' and so makes mistakes. I had previously used bing to create artwork, some for website logos, but also to illustrate a comedy video that I made. I was greatly impressed by the images it created.
ChatGPT can now remember your tech stack (referred to as 'Memory' by OpenAI). This has noticeably improved the quality, as you no longer have to repeat yourself or mention your coding practices multiple times. Image generation is sometimes a bit ambivalent... 😂
We can try Claude, I think it's also good to improve code quality and enhance work performance
Yes, I agree. Claude isn't bad either, I've temporarily switched the model to Claude in Cursor. I also like the interface in the browser that the code panel is displayed next to the prompt window.
What about Amazon Q: Check out Q command line
What is the experience with Amazon Q like? Seems like a marginal phenomenon...
Well there is a lot of competition, but I like the terminal integration to get Intellisense like suggestions for your folder structure
That's true. But in the case of Amazon Q, it seems more like Amazon is just trying to jump on the bandwagon and participate a little. OpenAI's LLM was initially trained for text and generating programming code, and that was at least 4-5 years ago. So, ChatGPT has a clear head start, in my opinion, which is noticeable in the quality of the code output. By the way, you can also use Cursor AI in the terminal: cursor.com/features. Similarly, GitHub Copilot: docs.github.com/en/copilot/using-g....
I love it! This a great union !!!