chaidhat

Happy Thanksgiving! For context, the only time I've been exposed to "good quality code" was when I interned at a YC startup. I am creating my own startup at the moment. I keep hearing that LLMs create "bad quality code" and wondered what that meant? I've been trying to use Claude Code in the development of my app. If I am the one architecting the functions and services, making sure they are high cohesion loose coupling, abide by service oriented architecture, etc. and only having LLMs implement the functions themselves and not touch the architecture, will this ensure "better code?" What is "good quality code?" Why do LLMs inherently create bad quality code, and what ways should I AVOID using them?

Thank you kindly. Best Chai

Chaidhat Chaimongkol

Hi, I have a 20k LOC backend that I need to implement authorization. We have

1. users, 2. admins, 3. organizations where users belong 4. roles which belong to an organization and users can be assigned to said roles 4. audit forms which are read/write capable for users, roles and admins

What is best for authorization? I am a pretty beginner programmer so I don't know which is best/whether to use RBAC, ReBAC or ABAC.

Thanks!