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امي والين دحين مستمرة على ذا الحال وتقلنا خليهم من عمل صالحاً ف لنفسه بس دقيقة مو الكل يمشي معاهم ذا النظام
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الحمدالله صارت و مرضت بصليب لويحي ثنكس امي و ابوي ربيتوني ع المرض
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هذا أنا و أنا ولد فيني لطافة زايدة و أحترام زايد بعد إذا دخلت محل اشتري منه اقول للبائع الله يعطيك العافية شكراً كأنه مقدم لي خدمة مجانية هو يشتغل شغله و أنا أعطيته حقه الفلوس 🤡
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Here’s my experience so far using GitHub Copilot set on a “free” ChatGPT model to take this iOS keyboard extension I built myself and use it to create a matching Android keyboard extension. I’m using React Native for this app, but the keyboard extensions must be built with iOS/Swift and Android/Kotlin native code. This is a case for AI where it’s not working on a greenfield project (entirely new), but it needs to heavily analyze the existing iOS/Swift code to re-implement it in Android/Kotlin. GitHub Copilot in VSCode: — It definitely feels like Copilot is a 1st-class experience in VSCode since it’s all Microsoft-owned; it’s integrated well.  — The speed at which I’ve been able to work is great, and I was able to understand the UI/UX quickly. — The UI/UX makes it pretty easy to see what the current context is, add context by dragging files or right-clicking, and manage what code has been changed. GPT 4.1 model performance: — It understood my initial request very well, came up with a good plan, and implemented it. — Unfortunately, the code did not compile/run without me having to prompt a lot to fix the errors (via the error messages). — After that, I did get a working Android keyboard extension that didn’t look or work exactly like the iOS keyboard, but was pretty good for just minutes of work. — It was able to do about 75% of the subsequent tasks successfully without issue, but occasionally it would create new bugs, error out, or misinterpret what I was asking. — There were times where it was quicker for me to just manually make the change. I will say that me being a software developer definitely was critical, as I was able to stop the AI for destroying the codebase at times, get it unstuck, and prompt it to do things that mattered. I can see how it can be much easier to use A.I. to build brand-new projects versus work within large existing projects. The more existing context there is, the more chance it makes mistakes. Overall, I was able to complete work at 3-5x faster than I normally would with the A.I. changing files directly, although I don’t see yet how a software developer could not be part of the process for production-ready code. 💬 Comment: Have you used A.I. in your code editor, like GitHub Copilot or Cursor? If you found this interesting or helpful, please consider liking, sharing, or saving to support it.
Here’s my experience so far using GitHub Copilot set on a “free” ChatGPT model to take this iOS keyboard extension I built myself and use it to create a matching Android keyboard extension. I’m using React Native for this app, but the keyboard extensions must be built with iOS/Swift and Android/Kotlin native code. This is a case for AI where it’s not working on a greenfield project (entirely new), but it needs to heavily analyze the existing iOS/Swift code to re-implement it in Android/Kotlin. GitHub Copilot in VSCode: — It definitely feels like Copilot is a 1st-class experience in VSCode since it’s all Microsoft-owned; it’s integrated well. — The speed at which I’ve been able to work is great, and I was able to understand the UI/UX quickly. — The UI/UX makes it pretty easy to see what the current context is, add context by dragging files or right-clicking, and manage what code has been changed. GPT 4.1 model performance: — It understood my initial request very well, came up with a good plan, and implemented it. — Unfortunately, the code did not compile/run without me having to prompt a lot to fix the errors (via the error messages). — After that, I did get a working Android keyboard extension that didn’t look or work exactly like the iOS keyboard, but was pretty good for just minutes of work. — It was able to do about 75% of the subsequent tasks successfully without issue, but occasionally it would create new bugs, error out, or misinterpret what I was asking. — There were times where it was quicker for me to just manually make the change. I will say that me being a software developer definitely was critical, as I was able to stop the AI for destroying the codebase at times, get it unstuck, and prompt it to do things that mattered. I can see how it can be much easier to use A.I. to build brand-new projects versus work within large existing projects. The more existing context there is, the more chance it makes mistakes. Overall, I was able to complete work at 3-5x faster than I normally would with the A.I. changing files directly, although I don’t see yet how a software developer could not be part of the process for production-ready code. 💬 Comment: Have you used A.I. in your code editor, like GitHub Copilot or Cursor? If you found this interesting or helpful, please consider liking, sharing, or saving to support it.

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