I bet with a co-worker that a migration from angular 15 to angular 19 could be done really fast avoiding months. I spent a whole evening on it and Claude code have never been able to pull off a migration from 15 to 16 on its own. A total waste of time and nothing worked. I had the surprise that it cost me 275$ for nothing. So maybe for greenfield projects it’s smooth and saves time but it’s not a silver bullet on projects with problems.
Recently, there was story about developer who was able to crush interview and got parallel full-time jobs in several start-ups. Initially he was able to deliver but then not so much.
Somehow your case is reminding this to me, where AI is this overemployed developer.
I bet with a co-worker that a migration from angular 15 to angular 19 could be done really fast avoiding months. I spent a whole evening on it and Claude code have never been able to pull off a migration from 15 to 16 on its own. A total waste of time and nothing worked. I had the surprise that it cost me 275$ for nothing. So maybe for greenfield projects it’s smooth and saves time but it’s not a silver bullet on projects with problems.
I've had a lot of issues with Claude and web development.
I ended up asking it how it wanted to work and would an 'AdminKit Template' work to get things moving.
It recommended AdminKit and that was a good move.
For me, custom UI's aren't a big part of the solution, I just need web pages to manage CRUD endpoints to manage the product.
AdminKit has been a good fit so far, but it was a fresh start, no migration.
You asked Claude if AdminKit would work and in answer it recommended AdminKit? Seriously? Wow, what an unexpected turn of events. I am flabbergasted.
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> it cost me 275$ for nothing
Recently, there was story about developer who was able to crush interview and got parallel full-time jobs in several start-ups. Initially he was able to deliver but then not so much.
Somehow your case is reminding this to me, where AI is this overemployed developer.