I Started Programming When I Was 7. I'm 50 Now and the Thing I Loved Has Changed
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Wasn't "lo-code" a BIG thing a few years ago... that would destroy programming and make every PM a developer? Whatever happened to that? 🤔
Edit: read the HN comments. If I ever go back to consulting, I'm 10x-ing my rate to work on cleaning up this slop. I'm not anti-AI coding and use it for my own projects, but if you just give it a prompt and walk away, you will be very sad later.
There's a BIG difference between prototypes and something others have to use. As the lo-code folks found out the hard way.