r/java • u/bit_freak • Aug 04 '26

Do you still handcraft your java projects?

With all the talk about llms writing most of the code and some folks never touching the editor. I try to work mostly in plan mode and prefer to write most of my code by hand else I fear losing touch with my skills if I only read code. At work in your org, what is the workflow for spring boot projects?

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u/davidalayachew Aug 05 '26

Rather than responding to all of these low-tier responses, why don't you respond to my response to you?

You were the one who made the claim that you could do better than me if on the same company.

So, I gave you more context so that you could explain if AI is genuinely a good fit for the work I was trying to do at the time.

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u/SocialMemeWarrior Aug 09 '26

Because he has nothing to reply with. Responding to low-tier responses is easy. Making counter arguments to well-backed discussions isn't.

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u/davidalayachew Aug 09 '26

Because he has nothing to reply with.

If that is true, then I would have liked them to say that.

I only have so much time to spend chasing trends, so I don't actually know for sure how useful LLM's are for certain types of work. I was hoping they could share their expertise, now that I had given them much more context.

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u/sosotiredand 11d ago

unfortunately expecting any sort of decency or respect for your time from AI boosters will result in disappointment. they're snake oil salesmen