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by mocamoca
529 days ago
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LLMs contexts are fast to overload, as the article states.
That's why he writes smaller, specific packages, one at a time, and uses a web UI instead of something like cursor. I had the same issue as you a few days ago. By separating the problem in smaller parts and addressing each parts one by one it got easier. In your specific case I would try to fully complete the business logic one side. Reset the context. Then provide the logic to a new context and ask for an interface. Difficulty will arise when discovering that the logic is wrong or not suited to the UI, but i would keep using the same process to edit the code. Maybe two different contexts, one for logic, one for UI? How did you do? |
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