This is exactly why we moved from Assembly code to higher level languages and then to using frameworks.

Nobody is paying you to make a CRUD web app in Assembly, they're paying you to solve a problem.

You're not getting any extra points for using plain vi(m) with no autocomplete to write a Java application. Making stuff the hard way is just stupid performative crap.

LLMs are just the next iteration of autocomplete -> intellisense -> language servers.

Now instead of autocompleting a method or property, they can autocomplete full unit tests and functions by looking at the patterns across the codebase.