codingclaws

By good, I mean a developer that can successfully build an app from scratch that doesn't have any bugs.

I have a theory that there just aren't that many good developers due to the way the industry works (more pay to move into management, lots of developers just making small changes to large existing codebases, lots of people only in it for the money and don't care).

I'm thinking of making a desktop app that makes available the Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, etc API functionality. I guess the user would have to plug in their API key.

Does it make sense for me to spend time building this?

Do you buy bottled water from the store? Do you filter tap water? What filter do you use? Do you drink unfiltered tap water (which country)? Something else?

Let's say you have a software development firm. You have some sales/marketing people and you have some developers. How do the sales and marketing people obtain projects for the developers to work on?

What informational sites are good besides Wikipedia? Here are a couple that I know of:

https://learnmeabitcoin.com

https://learnyouahaskell.com