Task tracking is now obsolete. Only the slowest most inefficient firms do this. So yes, I am learning as well how tasks are now effectively harder to create than actually implement, I tend to be a bit verbose and sometimes research the codebase for how a feature ought to be executed. All in all my tasks could eventually be done faster by llm’s
Personally, since I only do cosmetic changes to PRs like refactoring them to fit into the current codebase and sprinkling some best practices here and there - I haven’t noticed any decrease in coding velocity.
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Task tracking is now obsolete. Only the slowest most inefficient firms do this. So yes, I am learning as well how tasks are now effectively harder to create than actually implement, I tend to be a bit verbose and sometimes research the codebase for how a feature ought to be executed. All in all my tasks could eventually be done faster by llm’s
Personally, since I only do cosmetic changes to PRs like refactoring them to fit into the current codebase and sprinkling some best practices here and there - I haven’t noticed any decrease in coding velocity.