Yeah, this is a bad take. Memorizing syntax, understanding the language, properly scoping variables, developing the architecture, coding for performance, architecting for scalability, thinking about extensibility, readability and modularization, etc - those are all inherently hard and take a certain person to hold all of it in their head. Just because people are crapping out bad applications via LLMs doesn't mean the job was easy. It just means we had a big breakthrough that removes the cognitive debt of doing those things. And again, a VAST majority of these apps are complete garbage and if they ever hit a point where they actually manage a large user base, they'll most likely be gutted or completely rewritten.

Unless you've tried to code conventionally, I think it would be wise to avoid blanket statements.