I agree with your comment to certain degree, specially in a commercial enterprise environment, but programming is still very time consuming and if a new invention made us faster it would be something noticeable, no?
Just speaking from my experience, here; when I sit down to code, actually typing out the logic of what I want is not what I spend my time doing. I research optimization options, I prep old code for new features and refactor cruft. I have an AI-enabled editor, but besides generating boilerplate the AI-based features are mostly useless. My job doesn't rely on endlessly generating buggy code, it depends on the existence of endless buggy code that needs correcting.
I agree with your comment to certain degree, specially in a commercial enterprise environment, but programming is still very time consuming and if a new invention made us faster it would be something noticeable, no?
Just speaking from my experience, here; when I sit down to code, actually typing out the logic of what I want is not what I spend my time doing. I research optimization options, I prep old code for new features and refactor cruft. I have an AI-enabled editor, but besides generating boilerplate the AI-based features are mostly useless. My job doesn't rely on endlessly generating buggy code, it depends on the existence of endless buggy code that needs correcting.
You don’t think bespoke emojis are a boost to productivity?