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Web Development in the AI Era: Transforming the Future of Software Development

Sep 2026 · International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 0 citations

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The impact of AI on modern web development is explored, including AI-assisted coding, intelligent design systems, automated testing, AI chatbots, and future trends such as autonomous AI development agents.

Abstract

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the field of web development by changing how websites and web applications are designed, developed, tested, and maintained. Traditional web development required developers to manually write code, design interfaces, debug errors, and optimize performance. Today, AI-powered tools assist developers by generating code, improving user interfaces, detecting bugs, enhancing security, and creating personalized user experiences. This research explores the impact of AI on modern web development, including AI-assisted coding, intelligent design systems, automated testing, AI chatbots, and future trends such as autonomous AI development agents. The study also discusses the advantages, challenges, and role of developers in an AI-driven software development environment

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