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LLM experiment:"Everyone's focused on AI that writes code. You know the usual suspects, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, all that. But that felt like missing the bigger picture. So I built something to test a different question: what if you skip code generation entirely? A web server with zero application code. No routes, no controllers, no business logic. Just an HTTP server that asks an LLM "what should I do?" for every request.The goal: prove how far away we really are from that future."And the interesting thing is it actually worked:"But despite all that, forms actually submitted correctly. Data persisted across restarts. The UI was usable. APIs returned valid JSON. User feedback got implemented. The AI invented, without any examples, sensible database schemas with proper types and indexes, parameterized SQL queries that were safe from injection, REST-ish API conventions, responsive Bootstrap layouts, form validation, and error handling for edge cases. All emergent behavio[u]r from giving it three tools and a prompt."It's not fast, it's not cheap, but certainly gives a hint at the future.Will LLMs become computers?
LLM FutureLove this LLM experiment:"Everyone's focused on AI that writes code. You know the usual suspects, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, all that. But that felt like missing the bigger picture. So I built something to test a different question: what if you skip code generation entirely? A web server with zero application code. No routes, no controllers, no business logic. Just an HTTP server that asks an LLM "what should I do?" for every request.The goal: prove how far away we really are from that future."And the interesting thing is it actually worked:"But despite all that, forms actually submitted correctly. Data persisted across restarts. The UI was usable. APIs returned valid JSON. User feedback got implemented. The AI invented, without any examples, sensible database schemas with proper types and indexes, parameterized SQL queries that were safe from injection, REST-ish API conventions, responsive Bootstrap layouts, form validation, and error handling for edge cases. All emergent behavio[u]r from giving it three tools and a prompt."It's not fast, it's not cheap, but certainly gives a hint at the future.Will LLMs become computers?
Software ArchitectureOne for the hardcore techies today 😁 If there is one single thing that any software developer should learn it's in my opinion the difference between designing a library vs designing a program. Their design and their architectures are completely different. The reason I think it is so extremely important is the fact that API's in particular have the visual traits of a library, but 99% of its use cases are for programs. This leads to extreme over complication of simple problems and one of the most bastardized practises in software: dependency injection.While it should be the art of abstraction it seems te be the Olympics of injecting everything into everything else. The majority of API's that I see do the following: Validate -> Transform -> Persist or Read -> Transform. Something that best can be represented as functional chaining with very limited requirements for dependency injection. Anyways tomorrow I am going to talk to a team about the sexy topic of pure functions and why understanding them is the key to understanding dependency inversion and simplifying your architecture. And most importantly, how to build programs instead of libraries.A topic anyone else cares about?
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Be careful listening to advice on "AI-assisted" coding that's born out of small, self-contained projects undertaken by people working alone.You run the risk of running your marathon using strategies that worked for the first 100m.
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