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Out of interest, how did you arrive at the 20-50x speedup numbers?

>>voidUp+(OP)
vibes, obviously

>>voidUp+(OP)
Cherrypicking the most tedious parts, like boilerplate to get up and running, or porting code to other adapters (making mysqlite and postgres adapters for instance)

This was done in about 3 hours for instance: https://github.com/Qbix/Platform/tree/refactor/DbQuery/platf...

You can see the speed for yourself. Here is my first speedrun livestreamed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg6UFyIPYNY

>>EGreg+Ei
That code has a lot of smell IMHO :/

What's the rationale behind writing PHP as if it was JS? Unless I am mistaken it's like someone just did a transliteration from JS to PHP without even converting the JSDoc to PHPDoc.

And are there any tests for the code?

>>EGreg+Ei
Why not merged to main? What is the definition of done being applied here?

>>EGreg+Ei
So your actual output has not increased by 20-50x, just some parts of it? What's your speedup like over an entire project, not just cherrypicked parts?

>>voidUp+9Q2
I think those parts were the big bottleneck, so technically, yes it has.

>>stefan+VB1
I actually based it on an existing PHP adapter for MySQL. Together with the AI, I went over all the features that needed refactoring, and what would work in Postgres and Sqlite the same way, etc. There were a ton of nuances.

>>jonono+bF1
The code is stable and partially tested. Needs a lot more testing before committing it to main. This is mainly because the primary ORM adapter for MySQL has been rewritten, and a lot of apps use it.

I think in 2026 the automation will reach the testing, closing the loop. At that point, no humans in the loop will make software development extremely fast.