I primarily use ChatGPT as a technical assistant during software development. What I like most is that it helps me think through problems rather than simply generating code. Whether I'm debugging React components, optimizing frontend performance, understanding new libraries, or comparing different implementation approaches, ChatGPT helps me quickly explore solutions and their trade-offs.

I also appreciate how it can maintain context throughout a technical discussion. Instead of searching through multiple documentation pages or forum posts, I can iterate on ideas and refine solutions in a single conversation, which makes my development workflow much smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While ChatGPT is extremely helpful for day-to-day development tasks, I don't rely on it blindly for highly technical or rapidly evolving topics. Occasionally, it can provide outdated information or suggest implementations that need to be validated against the latest documentation. In longer technical conversations, it can also become slightly verbose when I'm looking for a concise answer. I usually cross-check critical production-level code and architectural decisions before implementing them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.