2026-01-09 18:38:10

In the field of crypto development, this change has already occurred. Developers are now using AI tools like Claude to write code as part of their daily operations.

The key shift is here — you no longer need to command execution details line by line. Instead, you just need to clearly describe what you want, the constraints, and the expected behavior logic. AI tools will understand the intent and automatically complete the execution path.

This has become the new normal. For Web3 developers, this means faster iteration, more efficient idea transformation. Spend less time on syntax and logical details, and more time on product design and innovative thinking.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-12 17:46

It's rolled up now; these days, it's hard to call yourself a developer if you're not using Claude to write code.

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StakeTillRetire

· 01-12 11:01

Claude is now a development tool, no hype, no criticism.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-12 00:30

Haha, Claude writing code has become standard now; not using it feels a bit outdated. It's been like this for a while now, everyone hands off to AI to do the work, and they just focus on their ideas. Honestly, this tech stack has really changed the development pace, but security audits still need to be taken seriously. Web3 development is really speeding up, but I'm just worried that the quickly produced stuff might have hidden risks... Iteration is accelerating, but don't just focus on speed; bugs can also multiply at the same time. It's great to have AI write code, but sometimes you have to spend half a day fixing its logical issues.

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FreeRider

· 01-09 19:08

Claude indeed changes the game, but I still think many developers underestimate the difficulty of prompt engineering. Using AI to write code is fast, but you need to articulate the requirements clearly enough. Sometimes it's even better to write it yourself... I'm not joking.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-09 19:08

Claude really changes the game. Now writing contracts can be done with half the code, haha. I think this is the future. Anyone still manually coding the details will fall behind. But on the other hand, does this mean that low-end developers are going to be out of luck?

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-09 19:02

Oh no, developers are really going to lose their jobs now. My contract's automatic liquidation can be written by Claude itself.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-09 18:52

Now developers are really going to be unemployed, haha, laughing to death I've been using Claude to write code for a while now, and it's getting more and more outrageous If this continues, the barrier to coding will be lowered, but the internal competition will also increase To be honest, the most competitive thing now is actually figuring out "what do I want"

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digital_archaeologist

· 01-09 18:45

Really, now you don't have to code manually anymore. Just hand over a requirements sheet to Claude, and it will fill in the details for you... The efficiency is incredible. The Web3 folks are now competing in creativity.

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