Plain: The Language of Spec-Driven Development

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predkambrij · 1h ago

Sounds really interesting, very much new way of thinking. AI can ask questions to resolve ambiguities (sometimes might not matter - prototypes, and let it make best guess). Sounds a little bit like declarative programming. Spec is in a way also a test (is the button really red if it was specified red. What is red (should it be really red, or just a little bit). A lot of interesting challenges, but sounds really what could be helpful in the future.

dusano · 58m ago

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Plain: The Language of Spec-Driven Development

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