Is .. coding still relevant?
Over the past few months, software engineers have increasingly spent less time writing code from scratch. Much of the code is now generated by AI, while humans focus more on reviewing, understanding, and improving it.
That said, daily coding challenges are still valuable. They keep your core programming skills sharp, so you can properly understand, verify, and challenge the code generated by AI.
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I'm curious, what do you think is the ideal balance between relying on AI-generated code and maintaining hands-on coding skills to verify and challenge it? 🤔💻
Coding is still very much relevant, there are some niches that no matter your vibe coding you will still need a good developer to handle it agaisnt security and the likes.
Yes, we can now code things by ourselves, but developer are still needed.
Many of students may think they don't have to write code with their hands. What will happen when they graduate and start to work?
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