Sometimes change creeps up on you without you realizing it. Before agentic coding, I had hung up my hat on programming. I found it simply too tedious.
Now, I code every day. Coding is fun for me again, because you are working at a higher level.
A major problem with agentic coding is you have a whole generation of developers who don’t learn engineering the right way. They don’t understand how to make something simple. It’s an experience you only get if you’ve spent years hand crafting code.
design by pixel is pretty much dead just as engineering by code, "coding" agents can now design much better than most designers, and you skip straight to functioning software
Not sure I agree with this. When the busy work like programming is replaced by AI, you move up and become a PM, build more ideas at once, focus on marketing which matters more.
We are curious by nature, and our minds go to new nooks and crannies undiscovered before.
That is for the inventive amongst us however. Those who are stuck to their old ways will indeed find themselves without a purpose. But that’s just natural selection.
.@rork built a dream Korean learning app for me with a single prompt.
I was going to spend a weekend to do this myself.
If you are an indie developer, the only moat you have is marketing. That's the only skills that matters now.