A new kind of logic is spreading through developer communities, startup circles, and engineering Slack channels. It goes something like this: why pay a monthly subscription for software someone else built when you now have access to AI coding assistants powerful enough to help you build it yourself? The reasoning sounds compelling on the surface….
Category: Best Practices
When ADD Is Wrong: Recognizing the Limits
Every methodology has boundaries. Waterfall fails when requirements change frequently. Agile struggles with fixed-scope contracts. TDD is awkward for exploratory prototyping. No approach works everywhere, and pretending otherwise leads to poor outcomes. ADD is no exception. There are tasks where AI-Driven Development is not the right approach. Recognizing these situations is a skill that separates…