I use ChatGPT to generate backend classes or Typescript types from JSON data, to generate unit tests from files, sometimes it also does some browser tests. I also write some parsers so it helps extending syntax a bit (but it's not too good at that). It also helps extracting localization keys, at detecting un-localized keys in HTML templates.
If a project has a lot of boilerplate, then it's definitely more than 10 lines per day. But not exactly "good lines". :)
I use ChatGPT to generate backend classes or Typescript types from JSON data, to generate unit tests from files, sometimes it also does some browser tests. I also write some parsers so it helps extending syntax a bit (but it's not too good at that). It also helps extracting localization keys, at detecting un-localized keys in HTML templates.
If a project has a lot of boilerplate, then it's definitely more than 10 lines per day. But not exactly "good lines". :)