> a lot of frontend code is trivia that you can just ask the LLM for these days
If you're building CRUD yes. If you're doing anything remotely complex or novel, LLMs fall apart, much like they do for complex backend tasks. There's a lot of cool, highly customized stuff you can build with JS, and LLMs don't do a very good job at general problem solving.
They're still helpful for writing small, specific functions, or providing high level guidance
If you're building CRUD yes. If you're doing anything remotely complex or novel, LLMs fall apart, much like they do for complex backend tasks. There's a lot of cool, highly customized stuff you can build with JS, and LLMs don't do a very good job at general problem solving.
They're still helpful for writing small, specific functions, or providing high level guidance