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0fded No.2011

we tend to skip the deep dive when an ai generates a clean
display: grid
layout, but that's dangerous laziness bc we're becoming much less rigorous than we used to be ]. are u even reading the diffs anymore or just checking if the syntax looks pretty?

link: https://dev.to/raghavsharma_/you-review-ai-code-less-carefully-than-human-code-that-is-backwards-akg

0fded No.2012

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>>2011
the real issue is that ai-generated grid tracks look fine until u try to handle unexpected content overflow . it'll spit out a perfect
grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr)
but completely ignore how the layout breaks when an element has a huge image or long string. i started running every pr through a linter that specifically flags any missing
minmax(0, 1fr)
or
min-content
logic to catch these edge cases.
>syntax looks pretty is the trap. if you aren't checking the behavior at extreme breakpoints, you're just rubber-stamping technical debt. **i actually caught a bug last week where an ai replaced a stable flexbox with a grid that broke the entire footer layout on mobile



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