Professor on coding visualizations with Codex: one-shot demos miss the aesthetics
CSProfKGD · x · 2026-09-24
A CS professor shares his experience building visualizations with Codex: one-shotting reliably gets you a functioning interactive demo, but not the aesthetic he's after.
Iterating is getting quicker, though — he now points the model to his previous projects as a starting reference for the look and feel he wants.
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