Samir Habib Zahmani
"Hey Claude/Cursor/Whatever, create this amazing finance web app with kickass features.
MAKE IT GOOD, DON'T MAKE MISTAKES"
If this was enough to build a decent product, I'd be out of a job, but unfortunately for you, and fortunately for me, it is not (yet).
As potent a tool as LLMs are, one of the first things you should learn is that they should not be trusted implicitly. They can and will lead you down the wrong rabbit hole if you, the developer, do not know your subject well enough. AI-assisted development is a bit of a dance: You need to know when to give control to the tool, when to take back control for a more measured approach, with more targeted prompts (and the eventual manual coding).
In essence, you need to know the tools, the frameworks, the features of each and most importantly the limitations before you can start pushing AI to produce truly serviceable products (and not a dime a dozen PoC)
I have over 10 years of experience as a Fullstack NodeJS developer, with a special focus on React and React-native, which is basically just fancy lingo for saying I make websites, apps and mobile apps very fast. I can accompany you on your journey from absolute beginner to expert level, if you'll give me a chance.
REVIEWS FROM CLIENTS
Oralogsoft is a company I co-founded specializing in designing and creating software specifically aimed at pharmaceutical production, ...
Oralogsoft is a company I co-founded specializing in designing and creating software specifically aimed at pharmaceutical production, mainly for the North African market. In such a failure-prone, data-intensive environment where fault tolerance is nearly null we've developed over the years an effective set of tools that manages such a company starting from the acquisition of raw material and storage, handling and scheduling of production lines all the way to things like marketing and HR. Our software suite has been in production for a number of years now and received countless updates and revamps since.
While the main piece of software runs on a combination of C#/WPF, we've had a number of other companion apps, big and small: Some targeted for Linux/MacOS or mobile devices. Others running on web technologies such as Javascript/Typescript, Python, React, Electron and React-Native.
Right now, with all our development work mostly finished we've entered a bit of a lull where it's mostly the commercial guys doing the heavy lifting. Hence why I'm looking for opportunities elsewhere.