I'm building the app I've always wanted. Level up your real-life skills like an RPG character.
Solo, at night, around a full-time job and a 1 year old, in 2 months, for a hackathon I found on Reddit.
https://t.co/OgsmwRoPiS
@PlKS6QGeos67325 I’m still in the design phase with my app. How good do you find Codex in actually building the app? Does it get it right on the first try or do you have to iterate multiple times on the same feature?
i think the answer is a bit more nuanced. coding as in learning the syntax and intricacies of a language might soon be a thing of the past, but programming is a skill that involves a lot of problem solving and thinking about all sorts of edge cases.
the better you are at programming, the better you will be able to use ai to get the results that you actually want.
right now I think ai can get you 70-80% there, but the last 20% of building a good software product comes down to experience and skill
@Helexzura Morrowind has the most depth and offers the most freedom. It’s truly a world you can get lost into. It’s a bit clunky by modern standards but just the fact that you have no quest markers really forces you to engage with the world.