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<blockquote data-quote="dakshinasd" data-source="post: 31351611" data-attributes="member: 82737"><p>We started using it like 2 months back. Baby steps. Initially we started with small code fixes and then slowly we moved to end to end feature development inside existing the codebase. </p><p>So far experience is good. Only thing is you have to be very specific, setup guards, instructions and everything (this is one time) and work on small chunks if you want to have the best outcome.</p><p></p><p>As a side project I worked on 2-3 projects just to get my hands dirty and once you get an idea how things work. and setup a solid workflow with required skills, it's much faster. Need to check Codex as well.</p><p></p><p>Hint: After every couple of PRs, better do a code review and see what's feeling not well implemented and refactor them.</p><p></p><p>Only thing is it's better you have a some sort of technical knowledge on how things are implementing. Otherwise when app gets bigger, you'll loose the control over it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dakshinasd, post: 31351611, member: 82737"] We started using it like 2 months back. Baby steps. Initially we started with small code fixes and then slowly we moved to end to end feature development inside existing the codebase. So far experience is good. Only thing is you have to be very specific, setup guards, instructions and everything (this is one time) and work on small chunks if you want to have the best outcome. As a side project I worked on 2-3 projects just to get my hands dirty and once you get an idea how things work. and setup a solid workflow with required skills, it's much faster. Need to check Codex as well. Hint: After every couple of PRs, better do a code review and see what's feeling not well implemented and refactor them. Only thing is it's better you have a some sort of technical knowledge on how things are implementing. Otherwise when app gets bigger, you'll loose the control over it. [/QUOTE]
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