> imagine what similar products will accomplish in 20 years.
People said the same thing about UML and similar tools so I'm not holding my breath.
People said the same thing about UML and similar tools so I'm not holding my breath.
Because management policies correlate well with engineering excellence, right?
I can also imagine clueless bosses mandating Copilot use and that's what scares me. The real costs of most code aren't in the first writing. They're in the long-term maintenance. Copilot does not and cannot understand the whole system, or what makes for maintainability down the road. So it can't make that better, and will likely make worse. In the same way that code generation tools and code wizards made things worse.