Advanced Prompt Engineering Techniques for FRONT-END Engineers

Are you still writing your Vue, React, Svelte, or SolidJS UI components from scratch? The world of software engineering is changing, it's time to change with it. Unlock the power to generate new components with a single prompt. This video is designed specifically to expand the way you approach front-end development. This isn't just about writing code - it's about harnessing the potential of Large Language Models (LLMs) to create, innovate, and streamline your front end development.

This video places the spotlight on four prompt engineering techniques: Role, Purpose, Requirements, and Memory. These provide a blueprint for you to effectively build prompts with accurate responses. 'Role' will guide you to designate a specific part for your LLM to play, whereas 'Purpose' fine-tunes that role to accomplish precise goals. 'Requirements' transforms your ideas into explicit instructions for LLMs, ensuring they deliver exactly what you envision. Finally, with 'Memory', you'll learn how to utilize examples and syntax to enhance the LLM’s performance and fill in gaps left by newer updates post LLM training. We use ChatGPT with GPT-4 for optimal results, but you can use any LLM you have access to.

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[mohitashliya]

Thanks man really really good approach

[JarkkoHautakorpi]

You can make anything! Except a Vuetify3 component cause the GPT3/4 has no knowledge of Vuetify3 and it keeps making Vuetify 2 components/parameters which is super annoying 😂

[fire]

Observations:
- here you manually entered a prompt to create a capable Vue agent
- with Bun, you ported urls from bun to make aider be capable at bun
- up next to make a generic research and development agantic wrapper to aider that can perform aswell if not better than manually finding and spoon-feeding it