dead framework theory
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These are my opinions and are ruminations on what might be happening as more and more developers use LLMs and Frameworks to build on the web. In October last year I wrote “will developers care about frameworks in the future?” predicting that LLMs would abstract away framework choice. I was wrong—or at least, wrong about the timeline. The reality is more interesting and more permanent: React isn’t competing with other frameworks anymore. React has become the platform. And if you’re building a new framework, library or browser feature today, you need to understand that you’re not just competing with React—you’re competing against a self-reinforcing feedback loop between LLM training data, system prompts, and developer output that makes displacing React functionally impossible.
  • nomad@infosec.pubEnglish
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    5 hours ago

    You are wrong. Pretty sure you are also self enforcing your own bias onto the llm. Devs choose a technology and work within even if the LLMs are not trained properly on it. We recently switched from svelte 3 to 5 with runes and the LLM answers for it are hot steaming garbage. Needs a lot of pre promting and thinking out loud to produce desired results. We would to think of going back to the stone Java ages and switch to react.