No, I've found that LLMs are only effective on popular stacks. On niche stacks or legacy stacks, you get back code that doesn't even run - syntax pulled from other languages, object models and APIs from stacks that are not the one you are running, etc.
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No, I've found that LLMs are only effective on popular stacks. On niche stacks or legacy stacks, you get back code that doesn't even run - syntax pulled from other languages, object models and APIs from stacks that are not the one you are running, etc.
That's disappointing, but I had wondered about that. I haven't had that issue for single scripts and I was hoping it would scale.