All persons are more then welcome.
"There is no test like production." 🚀 😜

Yes. It helps a lot with not too complex stuff (in terms of code generation), also helps with understanding a flow of the code. I found it useful a few times, when had to analyse what is happening in classes with many lines and responsibilities.

> let it do its thing alone

no way! I still take some time to see what has been generated. If it follows project's patterns, if the code make sense. At the end it has to support us, not replace because it's not possible at the moment. Unless you enjoy closed-eyes programming 😂

Yes, worth giving it a try. Once sceptical, now it's helping me with all boring and repetitive code generations: controllers, repos, simple services, patterns glue code, tests.

One should use it to move faster and progress easier with the domain logic.

Not to show off with numbers or percentages.

✨ Why it matters?

🟢 Clear boundaries
🟢 Clean separation of concerns
🟢 Easier testing - complexity hidden behind an abstraction
🟢 Truly independent, modular code

🚫 No more tightly coupled services.
🍝 No more spaghetti code.

#DesignPatterns #ModularDesign #symfony

✨ Why it matters?

🟢 Clear boundaries
🟢 Clean separation of concerns
🟢 Easier testing - complexity hidden behind an abstraction
🟢 Truly independent, modular code

🚫 No more tightly coupled services.
🍝 No more spaghetti code.

CRM and Github? :O

We forgot about another, maybe the most important, option: other developers in the team.

People can be the most valuable resource of second thoughts, opinions, and shared knowledge that we have.

Regarding courses. 🤔 Learning more about AWS is something I'd like to do with an official/certified course, which for sure provides a much deeper understanding.

Depends on the topic. But mostly google, documentation, and chat gpt for some initial thoughts questioning.
Side note on the chat help: most of the time, it's not so skeptical, but you can always treat it as a rubber duck to talk to.