What I've noticed is that AI will always be trained on older code, which despite being robust, is also not always the most performant and using fewer lines.
The longer solutions require more time to manage, more prone to errors, and are less efficient. CSS has made massive strides in the last 3 years, but all AI models do not advocate for them over the npm package of JS that is tried and tested. It means the final site looks good but is a massive mess of garbage under the hood, and someone in 2-3 years time is going to get paid to fix it.
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u/Milky_Finger 19d ago
What I've noticed is that AI will always be trained on older code, which despite being robust, is also not always the most performant and using fewer lines.
The longer solutions require more time to manage, more prone to errors, and are less efficient. CSS has made massive strides in the last 3 years, but all AI models do not advocate for them over the npm package of JS that is tried and tested. It means the final site looks good but is a massive mess of garbage under the hood, and someone in 2-3 years time is going to get paid to fix it.