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Comment by liveoneggs

2 days ago

Claude still has to write software in a target language, often using an established framework, especially one with a lot of examples.

PHP is, in fact, exceptionally good as a language for creating websites.

also the best code is usually less code, and frameworks can be really helpful there.

  • One of the appeals of LLM-generated code, to me, is that you can often write things without a framework and reduce the total amount of code in the system, which tends to make it much more understandable overall.

    • LLMs are infamous for generating unnecessarily complex and inefficient code. And it was always possible to write things without a framework, people just refused to do so.

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