Julio Garcia

I have been using Microsoft CoPilot for some weeks. Whith practice you can make it work and the results are almost good. But it is in the "almost" that the danger lies. Because the difference between good and almost good is code that will eventually slow you down and limit the directions you can go.

I think the article misses the point completely. Compared to having to create 5 versions of an app for iOS, Android, Mac, Linux and Windows and having to distribute everything over app stores, with their fees and regulations, JavaScript is progress, no question about it.

zsh on the Mac, but I don't think it's a huge improvement.