LLM coding assistants are a partial solution. Recently I typed
vec4 rgb2hsv(vec4 rbg)
and a few tab-completes later it had filled in the body of the code with a correct color conversion routine. So that saved me searching for and pulling in some big-ass color library.
Most of lodash.js can be avoided with LLMs too. Lodash's loops are easier to remember than Javascript's syntax, but if your LLM just writes the foo.forEach((value, key) => {...}) for you, you can skip the syntactic sugar library.
Most of lodash.js can be avoided with LLMs too. Lodash's loops are easier to remember than Javascript's syntax, but if your LLM just writes the foo.forEach((value, key) => {...}) for you, you can skip the syntactic sugar library.