AI coding can make features appear in minutes, ZDNET says, but a stubborn bug reveals why dependable software still needs architecture, testing and expertise.
ZDNET describes the excitement of AI coding giving way to a “debugging hangover.” The publisher says that beneath the apparent magic of features appearing in minutes, building dependable software still requires architecture, testing, patience, expertise and countless careful decisions.
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AI coding can make features appear in minutes, ZDNET says, but a stubborn bug reveals why dependable software still needs architecture, testing and expertise.
ZDNET describes the excitement of AI coding giving way to a “debugging hangover.” The publisher says that beneath the apparent magic of features appearing in minutes, building dependable software still requires architecture, testing, patience, expertise and countless careful decisions.
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ZDNET@ZDNETAfter the vibe-coding rush comes the debugging hangover - ZDNET
