2 points | by fsferrara an hour ago
3 comments
I think I worked through a golden age from the 1970s. I would hate prompt work.
Reviewing agent-generated code is a pain point.
I think the traditional code review process is not sustainable with the new speed of delivery. Should we just execute automatic code review leveraging the usual PRD+specs with the addition of a detailed architectural document?
I think we should let reviews go. The next in the list are tests and CI, they also slow down delivery, and should go too.
Then, we'll have the full speed and the consequences of that. I want to see it happening on a massive scale.
I think I worked through a golden age from the 1970s. I would hate prompt work.
Reviewing agent-generated code is a pain point.
I think the traditional code review process is not sustainable with the new speed of delivery. Should we just execute automatic code review leveraging the usual PRD+specs with the addition of a detailed architectural document?
I think we should let reviews go. The next in the list are tests and CI, they also slow down delivery, and should go too.
Then, we'll have the full speed and the consequences of that. I want to see it happening on a massive scale.