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Low quality, inconsistent software is a result of a lack of standards, QA, internal communication and rigged corporate processes that are serving the private interests of managers trying to satisfy the board, not the users.
This is a symptom of no strong leadership that's capable of enforcing standards, Apple downslide as a whole firm where departments and people are fighting each other for resources.
The UI/UX design is not about standards and guidelines but about what the manager currently likes. There is no discipline because senior managers don't care until Excel cells turn red.
Steve Jobs was forcing design discipline across Apple products with furious determination because he actually cared.
That's how it ends, everything becomes an unmanageable, constantly changing mess because every manager likes something else and big firms are rotating their personnel every 3 years.
Because the above products of the same company are losing cohesion and consistency even if they are in the same product line which results in bad UX.
Design departments are not disciplined enough...
So, this is the AI Slop generator for the AI SlipSlop that Altman has announced lately.
Brave new internet, where humans are not needed for any "social" media anymore, AI will generate slop for bots without any human interaction in an endless cycle.
By Public knowledge sharing, do they mean bazillions of StackOverflow duplicates?
So much boilerplate and unnecessary keywords...
Frontends do not need boilerplate, they need a simple, efficient and maintainable way of interacting with data and managing mutations.
Just use CLJS with Reagent, we had memoization out of the box for a couple of years...
Is it backward compatible?
Brace yourself, DDoS is coming...
Jesus Christ, another version?
Let people learn previous features as having a feeling that your framework is constantly delivering new stuff and that you need to constantly catch up with them is increasing FOMO and is making people unsecure...
Just as with every AI tool you need to be an expert in scope that you are operating the AI tool...
You have to know reg-ex really well to use this tool safely.
Generate repetitive, default not interesting UIs and get stuck in prompt hell where being specific takes more time than actual designing and implementing with UI framework.
Ai revolution looks more and more like WYSIWYG editors hype long time ago. Every manager thinks that he will be able to do everything on their own with AI but it will end with creating jobs like Senior AI Prompt Developer...