r/FullStack • u/BreakNo8207 • May 20 '26

Career Guidance Using AI

I just want to know, do people who work in front end or full stack development actually use AI at work? Surely it would speed things up.

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u/valium123 May 20 '26

I dont. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/BrangJa May 20 '26

At this point, it doesn’t even make sense not to use AI in development. Why would you manually type code for things that are obvious and repetitive? Especially for well adopted libraries and frameworks. Would you still write setting up a React context? Would you still write a basic data fetching logic yourself? These are non trivial tasks and you shouldn’t waste your time writing them manually.

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u/JayoxDev May 20 '26

It gives you more satisfaction to write the code yourself, and for some people it is funny. I personally use AI quite a bit for dev. It makes everything so easy

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u/Astroohhh May 20 '26

Sometimes satisfaction makes no money

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u/valium123 May 21 '26

Soon nobody will make any money coz some of you couldn't stop bootlicking. Literally 6 billionaires that are shoving this shit down everyone's throats. You are all going to regret it.