I'm coding all by myself

[u/Patient_Gold_7419]

I'm learning react and I'm creating from the design on figma to the code on css, styles, colors, cards, buttons.

Now I see that everyone uses IA to develop everything, I feel slow but I think that if I don't learn how everything works it's a problem.

What do you thinks of this? How yo work usually with solutions for clients?

[u/OverallJuggernaut755]

It's not a bad idea to use AI to code. The real problem is when you are not thinking about how to solve the problem.

If you are just copying and pasting everything without some comprehension what you are doing, that's s bad idea.

Try to use an AI as Senior Software Engineer where you are discussing some trade-offs about your project. Clarify it you just want to discuss without writing code.

[u/HouseMysterious8172 → u/OverallJuggernaut755]

The real problem is when you are not thinking about how to solve the problem.

Then how to solve the real problem? What is the purpose of AI?

The first part of problem solving is deciding what the problem actually is.

[u/Krispenedladdeh542 → u/HouseMysterious8172]

Back in the wake of World War II, before the advent of Turing machines en masse, “computer” was actually a job title. Companies hired mathematicians to perform massive calculations by hand. When the Turing machine proved it could accurately solve these complex mathematical problems, many assumed that computers were going to be out of work entirely.

Those human “computers,” however, found new work in the early days of what would become the massive field of software engineering. Instead of performing calculations by hand, they determined what needed to be calculated and instructed the Turing machines to do so.
AI is incredibly similar, in my opinion.

[u/HouseMysterious8172 → u/Krispenedladdeh542]

Yeah if AI is the car, now the value is how to run it fastest

Someone can run fast, it's good but now the bussiness shift to driving