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I think stackOverflow is more worried about surviving at this point. Same with Experts Exchange etc.

But yes, you still need to know how to code, which is a good thing.

Great example:

Had a huge form had to do.

dropped in a few notes to chatgpt

wrote all the input fields along with name attributes etc. based on my table columns.

took about 30sec.

Not too hard to do, but time consuming if doing by hand.

Also code suggestions: great training aid and ensuring you think of some of the easily ignored ideas.

Check code: you can look at something all day and still not see the obvious. Copy/paste and often will point out the issue/comma etc

Knowing how to prompt is very important.. but get that figured out.. very powerful