In this moment:
Jesper Ottosen
Space Duck
I'm taking a moment to consider, that if LLM's re the new level of coding (7th generation tooling?), then it will only be a matter of time before we see integrated development environments with/for LLM work. It doesn't really matter if it's code or research work -it's beyond "Chat as code".
- Chat's are under version control, in git or similar (resources for chat's too, btw)
- Patterns for chats will emerge, like Given-When-Then and Arrange-Act-Assert
- Generators will emerge, that take business acceptance criteria and generate prompts
- Pipelines to run prompts on schedule
All the features of a good IDE will come, and I have surely missed some. It's a repeated generational pattern.
Which ones are you missing and advocating for?
Jesper Ottosen
Senior Advisory Consultant
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Jesper has been around the MoT community from the start, frequently passing by the Club and Slack. For more than 10 years he has provided 300+ blogposts on all things testing. 🌻
Preeti
Great Insights and it's really thoughtful. Looking at the past patterns, no surprises if IDE for LLM emerges!! I agree to you.
Rahul Parwal
I think VS Code is already working out on a lot of AI capabilities at the moment.
What you feel is going to get true for sure.
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