Opinion: With AI Coding, Frameworks Are for Humans
Melvin Vivas · X post · 2026-03-07 · Open on X
Topics: Industry Trends & Job Market, AI Dev Tools & Productivity · Level: beginner
Summary
The creator argues that AI can write what you need in one or a few files without frameworks, because frameworks exist for human developers. He quotes photoai.com, a 40,870-line index.php that earns $105K/month in revenue and $80K/month in profit.
Key points
- Claim: AI-generated code may not need frameworks, since those are abstractions for humans.
- The AI has learned from all libraries, so it could write the features you need without adding dependencies.
- Example: photoai.com is one 40,870-line index.php file earning $105K/month revenue and $80K/month profit.
- This is an opinion on trends, not a proven practice.
Resources mentioned
- Photo AI (photoai.com) · website · photoai.com · check price
An AI image and video generator product, cited as a profitable single-file PHP app.
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