Everyone can make it fast, so there is no value in it.

Quality is what matters.
Quality is what gives your product a distinction from others.

This will cause your product to fail in numerous ways you did not plan for, and likely will not have resources to fix.

Don't shoot yourself in the leg.
Ship it finished, create the difference in quality.
Especially in the world of slop where things are made fast & cheap.

This is also a reason why navigation back is broken.
You supposed to get a ready for view page.

Keep the minimal amount of devices connected.
You do not need every desk leg being "smart".

Having a Wi-Fi on every light bulb is clearly a dumb idea.

and not a spewed out mess presented as solution to simply plug into something and expect it will work, asking AI to fix it if it doesn't.

Do it yourself. Learn. Make better products.
That's the only way forward.

AI usage is very limited,
and in most cases it makes sense to do something on your own,
either cause it will be faster and more robust that way,
or cause learning actually happens when you have a challenge,

To get any meaningful results out of AI you have to commit much more time than you would have on your own,
simply to walk it through each problem and ensure it doesn't generate mistake you will pay for later.

Cause it is not slow enough either.

Instead of producing the solution you would like,
AI produces somethings that looks like solution and tastes like solution,
but doesn't really work like one.
And it does so quickly enough for you to not have time to focus on somethings else.

There is no magical solution "to simply ask the genie".
Only cutting corners exists.
And cutting corners leads to failures. Always.

To make things worse,
AI is neither fast enough, nor reliable enough to delegate any task to it.

You will not have more time to do "more important" things.

It never could be otherwise, it is unlikely to ever be.

We can't conjure something out of nothing,
thats the fundamental law of this world.

Want a good product?
Make it — intentionally. Manually.
Doing so requires time,
doing so requires an actual work.

I know, this is not the only problem this app has.
Like, we still are unable to delete dialogs in batch, instead having to do so meticulously one-by-one.

But having a proper window support is a baseline of user expectation now, isn't it?

But they will produce much better results and,
what is more important, will not create false safety feel.

You will know there might be somethings.
There always is.
You will search for it.
And you will find it.