How ChatGPT writes Blazor WebAssembly Apps

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Table of Contents:
00:00 Make Blazor WebAssembly Apps with ChatGPT
00:07 Sponsorship
01:17 First Question for ChatGPT
03:38 Second Question for ChatGPT
04:18 Third Question for ChatGPT
05:20 Fourth Question for ChatGPT
05:55 Fifth Question for ChatGPT
06:43 Can ChatGPT use Best Practices?
07:11 Final Takeaways

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[dasfahrer]

I've been playing around with it as well trying to get it to connect to and write REST API's in various ways. It can get very basic stuff right, but man does it take a lot of coaching to get there sometimes. I actually hit my request limit for it a couple of times because of that. It also kept using non-existent libraries and nuget packages in ongoing requests even tho it acknowledged they didn't exist previously. It didn't bother to update its knowledge base. Interesting, but it still has a LONG way to go.

[Proactivity]

You have to work with the current limitations, not write it off because it has them. First, don't ask it to write complete applications. It gives you enough server time for a page or two of text, then it'll cut you off. Start with a description of that page's functionality then you can ask it to write one method at a time. If it gets it wrong, tell it and it'll correct it! It's a great tool for the lazy coder. If working out the correct Linq code feels like too much effort, give it your model structure and it'll work it out. Scratching your head over a bug? Paste it in and GPT will fix it. Porting code from one language to another? Let it do the hard work. Don't let your expectations get in the way, find a way to adjust your expectations.

[jpboy]

In it current state, it is an excellent replacement for Stackoverflow. It does not learn anything new. It was built using data from 2021 or early 2022 so maybe it does not use the latest platform features (.NET 7 for example) An amazing tool but not ready to build entire apps yet. Maybe in GPT4.

[Mo-efyt]

It works better if you provide it with some code like a entity model and which crud operation you want to perform

[justblazorprogramming]

Are you saying I shouldn't have gotten the nuerolink implanted into my brain, connected it to ChatGPT, to program faster, better, stronger? You saying I jumped the gun?

[miloradowicz]

Wow. I would have never thought that AI would be better at artistry than the technical stuff. I've believed that creativity and design forever will be the human abode.

[bryank]

I've found a whole ton of value for generating regex and unit tests. But creating an app from the ground-up, not so much

[SomeBodyIUsedToKnow]

To be fair the code produced is better than code I see at work from “developers” 😂

[TheScriptPunk]

Lets normalize not making c# devs use markup

[browaruspierogus]

I expected stupid and I wasn't wrong