[aleem]

The video demonstration of the coding is worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCo7YeTy-aE

Most likely, just as happened with Stable Diffusion, a community of models will emerge. You could use a pre-trained model for writing chrome extensions, or a model for writing material UI using tailwindCSS, or a very specific model for writing 2d games for Android.

Since a lot of this is trial-error, improving on each iteration the feedback loop (compile, deploy, run, etc) will matter a lot more. Real-time development workflows like React should be interesting at the least. Exciting stuff, truly.

[dmix]

code2prompt.py has some interesting implications for "forking" github projects into the base of your own side project.

Once this stuff matures it will be fascinating to see how the 2030 version of 2010 Rails scaffolding looks. What will the DHH "make a blog in 15min" video look like? (Edit: which apparently is 17yrs old now, aka 2006)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gzj723LkRJY

[BulgarianIdiot]

You won’t need frameworks with AI. Just libraries. The framework is the scaffolding that now can be purpose generated.

[swyx]

oh my. i love the sound of making a blog in 1.5min with smol developer. but feel like that is more of a web framework question than an ai developer question. maybe the qtn is can i spin up the same blog in django rails and nextjs with just prompts.

(think need to give it the ability to install deps before i do this, which is on the “roadmap”)