@TheMaverick_tw It depends on the project, but for me it's usually the first 30-60 minutes that disappear.
Project structure, models, routes, services, Docker setup... all the repetitive stuff.
The bigger benefit isn't just saving time, it's starting with a consistent foundation every time.
Still creating FastAPI projects manually?
Models.
Routes.
Services.
Docker.
Project structure.
What if all of that could be generated in seconds?
⚡ Building something interesting with RapidKit.
#python#fastapi#backend#webdev
Most developers don't need more AI.
They need less boilerplate.
Imagine starting a backend project with the structure, APIs, and workflow already in place.
That's the direction we're exploring with RapidKit + Workspai.
🚀
#programming#buildinpublic#ai#developers
#AI can generate #code in seconds.
But most production incidents aren't caused by missing code.
They're caused by missing context.
Dependencies.
Architecture.
System behavior.
That's where the next generation of AI tools needs to evolve.
Read more:
medium.com/workspai/your-…
Most #AI coding tools optimize for writing #code faster.
#Backend teams rarely fail because typing was slow.
They fail because context was missing.
Architecture > autocomplete.
AI made code abundant.
But the scarcest engineering resource may now be context.
Source code tells you what the system does.
Context tells you:
why it exists,
what broke before,
what dependencies it affects,
and what happens if you change it.
#AI#SoftwareEngineering
Everyone talks about #AI writing code.
Almost nobody talks about AI understanding systems.
Generating a service takes seconds.
Understanding why it fails in #production still takes experience.
The leverage is shifting from coding to reasoning.
#AI made code generation cheap.
Understanding the system is still expensive.
Most production #bugs today don’t come from syntax.
They come from hidden assumptions, dependency interactions, and missing context.
Faster #code isn't the breakthrough.
Faster understanding is.
AI reduced the cost of writing code.
It did not reduce the cost of:
understanding systems
debugging production
verifying behavior
That’s why engineering still feels hard.
#AI#SoftwareEngineering
AI writes code faster.
But most production bugs still come from:
bad assumptions
async behavior
service interactions
missing verification
#Code got cheaper.
Understanding systems didn’t.
#AI#BackendEngineering
AI writes code faster than ever.
The leverage is shifting to:
• system reasoning
• debugging
• verification
• operational understanding
Fast coding ≠ strong engineering anymore.
#AI#SoftwareEngineering#Backend#LLM
@piyush784066 For prototypes? A lot of them can.
For a real deployable Android app:
probably a mix of Cursor + Claude + Android Studio is still the most reliable stack right now. (catdoes.com)
The hard part usually isn’t generation.
It’s architecture, debugging, and verification.
@itsaaroshi Honestly?
For pure coding:
Claude + ChatGPT is probably the strongest combo right now.
But the real bottleneck in #backend work usually isn’t generation anymore.
It’s context, verification, and understanding the system.
That’s the layer we’re exploring with #Workspai.
@ritu_twts Cursor for workflow.
Claude for reasoning.
Copilot for reliability.
But #backend teams eventually need more than generation:
context, verification, and impact awareness.
That’s the layer we’re exploring with Workspai.com.
Most AI tools treat your #backend like a blank canvas. Workspai.com treats it like a living system. It knows your services, dependencies, and blast radius — so you stop guessing what will break in production. The #AI workspace built for real backend teams.
Most AI coding tools optimize for generation.
Backend teams usually struggle somewhere else:
understanding impact,
dependencies,
and what might break in production.
#AI#Backend
AI already accelerated coding.
Backend teams are still bottlenecked by:
verification,
system context,
and figuring out what might break next.
#AI#Backend
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