I saw a demo of a new AI that can write code from a sketch at a tech meetup in Portland.
The presenter drew a basic app layout on a tablet, and the AI generated the front-end code in about 30 seconds, which made me totally rethink how I start my own projects.
Man, I feel old. I remember getting excited because my code editor could auto-close HTML tags. Now they're making whole apps from a doodle. My big tech leap was finally learning CSS grid. This stuff makes my old workflow look like carving stone tablets.
Yeah, I used to think AI art was just a gimmick. Like those weird filter apps. But seeing it turn a rough sketch into a full logo layout? That got me. It's not about replacing the artist. It's like having a really fast assistant who tries every color combo you're too tired to test.