Your snippet library can convert a large JSON file to a Java class using Java property naming conventions and including annotations for Jackson where the names differ from the JSON?
I mean - the AI models do a lot more than just that one task you know. Or are you a “real programmer” who doesn’t need AI tools because “real men” don’t need help?
About all they are good for is generating boilerplate code. Just far less efficiently than a snippet library.
Your snippet library can convert a large JSON file to a Java class using Java property naming conventions and including annotations for Jackson where the names differ from the JSON?
https://transform.tools/json-to-java
Thanks for posting. People really out here believing that the most basic scripts are Johnny 5.
I mean - the AI models do a lot more than just that one task you know. Or are you a “real programmer” who doesn’t need AI tools because “real men” don’t need help?
The keyword is efficiently.
I’m not anti ai. I’m anti burning down the down planet to solve problems that were already solved years ago with a few scripts.
Also: correctly, without inventing or garbling data.
Using a llm for this task will require intensive proof-reading, as it might have changed the data somewhere.
So no, your snippet library can’t do that.
What does “AI” have to do with this? smh.