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by mock-possum
462 days ago
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The thing is, for me, writing a bit of vanilla JavaScript is already a sketch - you can very quickly throw together a working prototype, using actual code that doesn’t need to be compiled or run through an LLM to be made functional - you can literally just drop it into an empty .html page and drag it to the browser, or pop open a codepen, or run it with node, and I’ll just work immediately. This idea of using an intermediate step, where you write non-functional code, just seems like an extra hoop to jump through. And when you’re ready to progress towards a production-ready solution, you’re looking at upgrading existing code, rather than transcribing or translating this other sketch code stuff. Idk. If it works for you then it works, but for me, this seems like more work than it’s worth. |
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