3:00 p.m.
Yan City Normal University, Multimedia Technology and Application Laboratory.
Qian Lele sat in a corner seat, facing a computer equipped with the latest graphics card.
Her fingers flew across the keyboard, while Qingning Technology's latest AI programming tool—LimeCode—was open beside her.
An AI-native IDE, it could automatically generate code simply from natural-language descriptions.
It was still in closed beta and had not been released to the public at all.
The enterprise version in her hands had full functionality and was already paid for. Tang Song had given it to her.
Lines of code flowed across the screen, automatically generating and completing themselves at a breathtaking speed.
With the help of this tool, she had begun restructuring the frontend of Glimmer Coffee's nationwide Mini Program.
Glimmer Coffee was now expanding across the country, and the Mini Program was being used more and more frequently. Mr. Xie had also set higher standards for its response speed, loading stability, and interactive experience.
She had volunteered to take on the optimization task and, on Tang Song's recommendation, started using this new tool.
She had never expected LimeCode's results to be this explosive.
Not only did it instantly build the basic functions, it could even actively "think," filling in plenty of edge-case logic she had never considered.
The generated code had a clean structure and elegant logic, even carrying a kind of beauty that felt unfamiliar to her.
"Phew—"
Qian Lele stopped typing. Looking at the blinking cursor on the screen, there was no joy in her eyes at the thought of the task nearing completion. Instead, a deep sense of confusion and crisis flashed through them.
Too fast.
AI was evolving far too quickly.
At this rate, perhaps before she even graduated in her senior year next year, basic frontend JavaScript programmer