I love those random comments in the code where he clearly instructed Copilot to do something, and it did that in the weirdest way and add a comment saying that it did what it was asked to do. Like
I will give you an impression what a lot of components look like.
We have a store, which communicates with an MQTT server. It handles reading data from it and keeping it cached (with WeakRef) for faster access. I also added that MQTT subscriptions are handled on-demand to reduce traffic. This frontend is going to run on weak hardware, so we definitely want to do these optimizations.
Now what he did with a lot of components is: - Reading the same data as the store. - Implementing the reading imperatively rather than reactively. - Implementing it with fancy stuff like timeouts, a delay based on whether the connection to the MQTT server is online, a weird router hook construct to make sure the reading does happen, etc. - It's like 1000 LOC which could've been 1 had he used the store. - And all of these unnecessarily lines exist in other components. He didn't implementing it in a shared file for easy re-use.