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The Future: AI-driven JavaScript Tutorial #3587
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Glad to hear that both, human and project, are alive 🚀 How I imagine it Some ideas AI is freaking smart, unlike humans, it seems it considers all the clues you give it. AI excels in grammar, it helps a lot to the understanding. but the problem I often find, mostly outside programing world, it can be very wrong and very, VERY convincing. So can humans. nothing new here, we know that. Lets play then. |
woa! |
Please do not. :( I use javascript.info because it is a reference. It is right. Introducing AIs into the mix means it can be wrong. That would make it useless as a reference. I'm really disappointed MDN has been pushing their "AI Help", despite the overwhelming backlash it got on launch. I do not want to see more excellent references go the same way. If people desire different, wordier, incorrect explanations, then that is their prerogative, but please keep it out of this. |
Regarding an AI use case in tutorials/reference style projects, sentry.io have an AI chatbot integrated into their documentation https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/javascript/. Might provide some inspiration. |
I mostly share this sentiment too. |
Dont underestimate AI nor students! Wrong answers But you need to learn that, not avoid it. Be always dubious and ask again, giving context and the socratic method works very well. Fortunately it doesn't pass turing test yet, eventually you can figure its fail or yours. I would put, in addition to the positronic brain icon, a warning and some recommendations like before. That's all. Wordiness Planner Tutorial improvement God save our new ruler. 🚀 😉 |
Perhaps better than adding an AI chatbot to javascript.io it would be useful to create a new section of the tutorial that provides guidance and examples of the best practices for using certain already developed AI tools in order to increase the efficiency of coding. Perhaps this could relate specifically to ways that AI tools can be used to speed the process of coding in JS, debugging in JS or maybe even performing code testing with AI. There are already plenty of newly developed AI tools and people should learn how to make the most from those while coding JS. True, it might be tempting to create an AI JS tutor that learners can use in the learning process. |
First of all, thank you for the high quality tutorial. The qualities I appreciate most in your writing are conciseness and correctness. In my (admittedly limited) experience with ChatGPT, all too often it provides wordy explanations that are only half true. If it helps you develop a preliminary draft of an article, that of course is not my business, but I cannot image its quality of writing will match yours without significant revision. |
Hello!
Let's discuss the new generation of the tutorial, that is yet to come.
I've been actively experimenting with ChatGPT lately, and it's definitely helpful in explanations.
I truly see it as a helpful companion, which won't totally replace humans, but will make tedious tasks much more pleasant.
How we can use AI to improve the tutorial? Share your ideas! ;)
Are there any existing projects you'd recommend for the inspiration?
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