1. You don't have to know about the existence of such repos
2. You don't have to find a good blog article that works for your specific purpose
3. You can ask for changes to the code like "translate this code to python" "I want to use Azure instead of AWS" "add a database so I can save player scores" etc. and it will both write the code and explain what it did.
4. You can ask for elaboration if you don't understand something, it can describe code or it can further explain written text.
5. It can explain why you're getting an error message after you change something and suggest a way to fix it.
7. If you have a feature you want to add but don't know how you can just ask it and it will show you how to implement the feature and how to integrate it into the existing code.
There's a lot more, too much to list but every one of these is far more useful than just cloning a repo and following an article.
2. You don't have to find a good blog article that works for your specific purpose
3. You can ask for changes to the code like "translate this code to python" "I want to use Azure instead of AWS" "add a database so I can save player scores" etc. and it will both write the code and explain what it did.
4. You can ask for elaboration if you don't understand something, it can describe code or it can further explain written text.
5. It can explain why you're getting an error message after you change something and suggest a way to fix it.
7. If you have a feature you want to add but don't know how you can just ask it and it will show you how to implement the feature and how to integrate it into the existing code.
There's a lot more, too much to list but every one of these is far more useful than just cloning a repo and following an article.