[orwin]

For people who like me mostly do Backend/Network/System development and who disagree on how helpfull LLMs are (basically a waste of time if you're using it for anything other than rubber ducking/writing tests cases/autocomplete), LLMs can basically write a working front-end page/component in 10s. Not an especially well-designed one, but "good enough". I find it especially shine in writing the html/css parts. It cannot write a FSM on its own, so basically when i write a page, i still write the states, actions and the reducer, but then i can generate the rest and it's really good.

[dopp0]

which LLM are you using for those frontend usecases? chatgpt? and you ask in prompts for some framework such as tailwind?

[iamandoni]

Shadcn & Vercel have created https://v0.dev/ which is pretty incredible

[jasonlotito]

See Vercel's v0.dev.