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Javascript 101: AI-enabled Javascript Development

Jared Malan
Director Of Technology
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Edgar Allan

Given the release of a new model, let's quickly run through all of the ways that AI can support you in your know-code efforts. We'll start with some obvious ideas and move to some that you probably haven't considered.

  1. Code Generation: Describe the functionality you need, and Slater AI can generate boilerplate code or entire functions.
  2. Debugging Assistance: Highlight some code and click debug. Slater AI can help identify bugs, suggest fixes, and explain error messages.
  3. Documentation: Click "document it for me" to write beautiful documentation for your file.
  4. Learning and Explanation: Ask Slater AI to explain complex JavaScript concepts or provide examples.
  5. Code Refactoring: Slater AI can suggest improvements to your code structure, optimizing for readability and performance. This is something I just added to my AI-enabled development this week.
  6. Testing: Slater AI can help identify edge cases and consider scenarios you haven't thought up.
  7. Performance Optimization: Slater AI can analyze your code and suggest ways to improve its efficiency.
  8. Code Review: Slater AI can review your code, highlighting potential issues and suggesting best practices.
  9. Solution Recommendations: Slater AI can suggest appropriate tools based on your project requirements.

And let's discuss a few tip on how to get the most of Slater AI:

  1. Clearly articulate your needs or questions.
  2. Provide context about your project and users.
  3. Review and understand AI-generated code before implementing.
  4. Use AI as a complement to your skills, not a replacement.
  5. Stay updated on AI capabilities and integrate them into your workflow.

Short & sweet. I'll leave you with a question, how well are you incorporating AI into your life?

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