I am deeply envious that you have dodged the slop trenches and get to walk into a somewhat cleaner solution.
The rest of us have to clean up and maintain the slop and it's depressing as hell.
The rest of us have to clean up and maintain the slop and it's depressing as hell.
I would rather deal with Claude refusing to follow instructions than be forced to write software in a proprietary framework that's been effectively EoL'd by its vendor then use Citrix to deploy software to a Windows box after a month long round of manual testing. The former is slightly annoying whereas the latter is a dire threat to your professional mobility and dignity. Your mileage may vary.
I do think it's more fun to write code, but this isn't about fun it's about delivering a high quality product and no one can do that anymore without AI tools. Knowing you're practicing obsolete skills is depressing
Citation needed.