Very nice and detailed post. Id also love to hear your thoughts on something a bit more incremental too - for example having tests themselves be generated first (prompt -> tests) to validate the requirements and then generating the code to make the tests pass.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for highlighting an intriguing aspect of AI-driven development: the generation of tests from prompts to validate requirements before actual code generation.
I'm particularly intrigued by how AI could be trained to accurately interpret requirements and translate them into meaningful, comprehensive test cases. This involves a complex understanding of not just the functional requirements but also the edge cases, performance metrics, and potential fault lines in a system. The next challenge would be the generation of code that not just passes these tests but is also maintainable, efficient, and adheres to best coding practices.
I'm excited to explore this topic further and share my findings in an upcoming post.
Very nice and detailed post. Id also love to hear your thoughts on something a bit more incremental too - for example having tests themselves be generated first (prompt -> tests) to validate the requirements and then generating the code to make the tests pass.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for highlighting an intriguing aspect of AI-driven development: the generation of tests from prompts to validate requirements before actual code generation.
I'm particularly intrigued by how AI could be trained to accurately interpret requirements and translate them into meaningful, comprehensive test cases. This involves a complex understanding of not just the functional requirements but also the edge cases, performance metrics, and potential fault lines in a system. The next challenge would be the generation of code that not just passes these tests but is also maintainable, efficient, and adheres to best coding practices.
I'm excited to explore this topic further and share my findings in an upcoming post.
Thanks for the idea :)