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      <description>Using Claude Code, I built a full-stack application to replace Microsoft Access - without being a developer or understanding React, TypeScript, or Node.js. LLM-assisted coding enables rapid prototyping and bridges the gap between business requirements and technical implementation, but like flight simulators, it doesn&amp;rsquo;t make non-developers into developers. The parallel matters: functional prototypes aren&amp;rsquo;t production-ready systems, and knowing the difference requires actual expertise.</description>
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