> He is not "your avg dev" and it took him 4 months with llm.

To clarify, from TFA:

> even before LLMs the implementation was likely something I could do in four months. What changed is that in the same time span, I was able to do a lot more

The initial timeframe was 4 months, he was able to do more work within the same timeframe with LLMs.

I would add that the output was likely more as well.. ex: more thorough tests, documentation, etc.

I've been working on a Database adapter for a couple months using an LLM... I've got a couple minor refactors to do still, then getting the "publish" to jsr/npm working... I've mostly held off as I haven't actually done a full review of the code... I've reviewed the tests, and confirmed they're working though. The hard part is there's some features I really want when in Windows to a Windows SQL Server instance that isn't available in linux/containers. I don't think I'll ever choose SQL again, but at least I can use/access a good API with windows direct auth and FILESTREAM access in Deno/Bun/Node.

FWIW: My final implementation landed on ODBC via rust+ffi so after I get the mssql driver out, I'll strip a few bits in a fork and publish a more generic odbc client adapter. using/dispose and async iterators as first class features in the driver.