Do you feel like you begin to _really_ understand React and Tailwind? Major tools that you seem to use now.
Do you feel that you will become so well-versed in it that you will be able to debug weird edge cases in the future?
Will you be able to reason about performance? Develop deep intuition why pattern X doesn't work for React but pattern Y does. etc?
I personally learned for myself that this learning is not happening. My knowledge of tools that I used LLMs for stayed pretty superficial. I became dependent on the machine.
These are things I pull out like 2-3 times a year normally, so I don’t feel like that makes a huge difference.
I’ve been learning zig and using LLMs clearly did hamper my ability to actually write code myself, which was the goal of learning zig, so I’ve seen this too.
It is important to make the right choice of when/how to use these tools.
Do you feel that you will become so well-versed in it that you will be able to debug weird edge cases in the future?
Will you be able to reason about performance? Develop deep intuition why pattern X doesn't work for React but pattern Y does. etc?
I personally learned for myself that this learning is not happening. My knowledge of tools that I used LLMs for stayed pretty superficial. I became dependent on the machine.