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If AI coding is lowering your code quality, you're not managing quality right

129 points · 169 comments · bucket2015

  1. bunderbunder · · focus · HN ↗
    When I went down the path that the article advocates, I found that code quality improved but design quality suffered. Everything may have been implemented to spec, but that spec was Byzantine and the implementation was bloated.

    Which perhaps isn’t a complete surprise in retrospect because it represents something of a return to the waterfall-y, micro-managed enterprisey style of software development that the agile movement was originally responding to.

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