Honestly, the first article I've seen where the actual usage is explained clearly and matches my own experience. Maybe because I tend to write software the same way.

The thing I've heard the most from other developers, particular those new to the profession, is that you "have to know most of what you're asking already to know if what you get from the LLM is right." You can use the LLM to learn, but for the actual programming they struggle because they don't have the background to understand the responses well enough to continue the implementation.

Also, for the record, C# and .NET, huge enterprise/ecommerce software, so not quite as malleable as bash scripts and what not.