And why would I base my entire application on a framework by a tiny developer?
And honestly, ChatGPT is so well trained on AWS CLIs, Terraform, CloudFormation, the SDKs for Python and Node, I can throw most of my problems at it and it does well.
And honestly, ChatGPT is so well trained on AWS CLIs, Terraform, CloudFormation, the SDKs for Python and Node, I can throw most of my problems at it and it does well.
If we work like this we'd have no frameworks. Everything started from 0.
But the two most popular front end frameworks that came out over the past few years didn’t exactly come from small companies.
Great tools can, and often do come from solo developers without large corporate backing.
And isn’t that the ultimate in survivorship bias? How many other languages and frameworks would you have left you screwed if you jumped into whole hog in before they had popular uptake?
I've become a much bigger fan of well-designed libraries. Do one thing and do it well, and preview a simple API for doing it.