I think this issue will slow down as LLMs become more prominent. I find myself being naturally dissuaded from the "shiny, new thing" because it means my LLM won't have a deep set of materials to draw from.
Writing in Bevy was really hard because it was a niche language that has breaking changes every three months.
Writing in Svelte has been decent/good, but LLMs constantly prefer using v4's syntax rather than v5's runes -- even with Cursor rules and reminders.
At some point I think the tools will become so overwhelmingly part of my workflow that I'll prefer sticking with the old rather than moving to the new and losing access to well-written LLM code code.
Writing in Bevy was really hard because it was a niche language that has breaking changes every three months.
Writing in Svelte has been decent/good, but LLMs constantly prefer using v4's syntax rather than v5's runes -- even with Cursor rules and reminders.
At some point I think the tools will become so overwhelmingly part of my workflow that I'll prefer sticking with the old rather than moving to the new and losing access to well-written LLM code code.