Go Javascript yourself!

GPT will soon be able to choose and use its own tech stack, tap into various APIs directly, and then it gets interesting: what’s the real focus here? The customers? A product? Or just occupational therapy for people who are triggered by micro-rewards (programmers)? But let’s start slowly.

Amidst the AI flood, every other topic one deals with seems far more relaxed and not as historically significant, complex, uncertain, and breathtaking. And because it somehow makes sense to test the constantly new technologies or create an appealing application with them, and not just use Google Colab or any Hugging Face interfaces — I thought:

“Web development — that would be a nice rabbit hole — Let’s see how the field has evolved in the last 15 years”.

In times when you can watch GPT create small computer games in Javascript, it seems simply nonsensical to delve deeply into this technology. Roughly understanding, okay, maybe even playing around with Node.js, React, etc., but I won’t get on that horse anymore — there are now and in the future far more exciting subject areas.

Best regards, Hugo (written by Hugo, translated by GPT-4)

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