Coding velocity may increase with AI tools, but quality might still lag behind. And as Google’s Addy Osmani points out,…
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Coding velocity may increase with AI tools, but quality might still lag behind. And as Google’s Addy Osmani points out, someone’s ultimately going to have to maintain all that code over time. Better to know what “acceptable quality” is for your use case from the start so that you can determine under which circumstances your AI coding agent will likely produce “good enough” work and which you’ll need to manually manage. Watch the entire conversation on our YouTube:
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