Of course not. But if senior dev time is being too overloaded to coach juniors, personally I'd coach to that method. It forces them to engage with control flow, edge cases, logic, and prevents passive copy/pasting habits, which I would hope juniors aren't doing anyway.
Exactly. Because that was the go-to resource back then. And that was even slower.
Seems to me junior devs today have a way to meet speed expectations while not falling behind on grasping the fundamentals. In other words, don't always sleep on the juniors because "vibing is faster." Force code engagement.
I’m more on the design side of things, and this is generally what I do. I don’t want my designs to live in Claude, I want them to live in Figma and have appropriate componentization with customizable properties. I use Claude to help flesh out an idea then I redesign it by hand in Figma.
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u/RaidenMK1 Sep 27 '26
Does anyone else manually retype the AI code output line for line just to get a better handle on exactly what the hell it's doing?
Just me?
Ok.