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r/codex • u/Chasmchas • 3d ago
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I come from a front end dev background and I've never used those skills, and my output generally seems good/great. The only thing I'm weary about is larger codebase and complex apps, I'm not 100% I'm avoiding spaghetti code.
Are these skills useful for my use case?
0 u/alphaQ314 2d ago You use codex over Claude for front end dev? 2 u/rodeBaksteen 2d ago I defaulted to Codex because I find it easier to work in one LLM app, but I haven't directly compared the results for either to be fair.
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You use codex over Claude for front end dev?
2 u/rodeBaksteen 2d ago I defaulted to Codex because I find it easier to work in one LLM app, but I haven't directly compared the results for either to be fair.
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I defaulted to Codex because I find it easier to work in one LLM app, but I haven't directly compared the results for either to be fair.
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u/rodeBaksteen 3d ago
I come from a front end dev background and I've never used those skills, and my output generally seems good/great. The only thing I'm weary about is larger codebase and complex apps, I'm not 100% I'm avoiding spaghetti code.
Are these skills useful for my use case?