Sentry founder: even with LLMs, coding is hard if you don't know what correct looks like
zeeg · x · 2026-09-04
David Cramer (zeeg), founder of Sentry, argues that building software remains hard even with LLMs if you don't know what "correct" looks like. He describes running in circles solving packaging and type-safety issues around a plugin architecture, and still hasn't figured out JS bundlers — evidence that developer experience and judgment still matter in the AI coding era.
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