I've tried myself in many IT sectors, but cannot choose one.

Tried game developing for one month on GameMaker using GML, tried Low-Level programming, learned C, wrote two projects and gave up. I tried web-programming using Python(FastAPI) and Go. I am stuck, but can say that i liked web-programming most of all.
But I sure do remember that writing CRUD and REST APIs is mostly useless, especially on Python, because Juniors are not needed for that kind of job. Would not say that AI will completely replace them, but still, not a perspective thing to actually learn.

I am thinking about something between low and high level network programming.

The thing is, I cannot choose a way to go, I wanna start making cool and useful simple stuff like utils now, even the most simple useful things people will actually use.

I am familiar with Go, Python, C and SQL. I will listen and reply to every useful comment that will actually help me.

Github : https://github.com/frayzi-byte

I can solve basic errors but I’m not able to write complete codes yet 😭🙏. Still in college (physics major)

Last year, I asked how successful programmers learned to program, hoping to follow in their footsteps. Out of 147 responses, only one person replied, "Coding is dead." Now we have agents that write code better than the average programmer, and most of my programmer friends aren't writing code anymore. If LLMs keep getting better like this, do you think there will still be a future for programming? How have your views on this changed over the last year?

Hey everyone!

I'm a Computer Science student currently working on an AI-based project. I've tried my best to build and implement everything using the knowledge and resources I have, but I've reached a point where I'm stuck and unable to figure out how to solve some issues.

I've spent quite a bit of time researching, debugging, and trying different approaches, but haven't been able to find a solution.

If anyone here has experience with AI, Python, or AI development and is willing to spare a little time to guide me, I would genuinely appreciate it.

I'm not looking for someone to do my project for me, just someone who can help me understand what I'm doing wrong and point me in the right direction.

If anyone is up for helping, please comment or DM me.

Thanks a lot in advance! Any help would mean a lot to me. 🙏

I'm building an agentic workflow, and one feature I'd like to add is WhatsApp integration so users can connect their WhatsApp accounts to the workflow. It's not a core feature of the project, but I think it could be a really nice addition and expand the project's use cases. The problem is that the open-source MCP implementation I've found doesn't seem to comply with WhatsApp's Terms of Service. I'm concerned about the potential consequences, particularly whether users could get their WhatsApp phone numbers banned or restricted for using it. Since this is an optional feature rather than something essential to the project, I'm not sure whether the added functionality is worth the risk of potentially putting user's accounts at risk.

One important detail is that the integration would be strictly read-only. The workflow would only access and read users' WhatsApp messages. It wouldn't send messages, reply to conversations, or perform any actions on their behalf.

I've been learning c# for unity and looked up multiple tutorials learning basics to intermediate. I've completed the tutorial part from w3 schools and various tutorials right now following the code monkey free course on YouTube.

I can understand the code when I look at it and tell what happens in a particular that code block.

But the issue I'm facing is not being able to write it on my own without any help from AI or having a heads up.

It would be of great help if I could get some piece of advice on how to actually learn and know stuff and be able to write code on my own...

Guys need some advise … i am in 1st year ai ml what shall i be doing in my daily routine like shall i be doing dsa or python or focus more on my collage
My collage is teaching c , html css , maths

I already understand python basics oops
What shall i be doing to make a good portfolio

im down 1.5 months in Fullstack when should I start learning Github?

Currently working as a fullstack developer ( 2.5 YOE) , but since the start i have felt coding to be boring and with the rise of AI scared as well.

So i was thinking to learn about hardware a little about ESP32, Raspberry , do some handful of projects in my freetime. But how difficult woll kt be to switch from a pure software to a little bit about hardware and maybe change career as well.

As for my background I am a Computer Engineer graduate.

I'm a final year techie student who wants to learn and build something while growing in software and web development and I'm at the point where I realised something that what am i even doing in the era of ai i am totally confused what to do now previously i was learning frontend development and that is totally gone because chatgpt ,claude,grok can code within minutes and same for the backend development ..

i'm totally confused what to do now this is my final year

and i want to become someone who's financially stable and also in some tech field

is there anyone who can guide me .

i just want to secure my career

and i need to know what things make it clear .

i want to know what should i learn

currently im learning java programming language

Hey everyone! 👋

I was thinking about something recently.

Most of us spend a lot of time learning programming, solving DSA problems and building projects from scratch.

But what happens when someone gives us an existing project with multiple files, confusing code, a few bugs and failing tests?

Do we actually know where to start? 😅

I'm curious about your experiences:

• Have you ever struggled to understand someone else's code?

• What's harder for you: finding a bug or figuring out how to fix it?

• Do you think platforms like LeetCode and HackerRank prepare us for real-world debugging?

• Have you ever practised fixing bugs in an actual project rather than writing everything from scratch?

I'm exploring this problem out of curiosity and would genuinely love to hear your experiences.

Just an honest discussion! 😊

I'm currently exploring programming, web development and AI tools altogether..

I'm trying to understand how these skills can work together to build practical projects rather than just learning theory.

For people who have already gone through this journey what would you recommend learning first?

Hi everyone!
I’m a fourth-year Computer Science student from Palestine, looking for an innovative graduation project idea.
I’ve searched a lot but haven’t found the right idea yet. We’re looking for a complete project with Frontend, Backend, and Database, preferably involving AI or Machine Learning.
I’d really appreciate any ideas or recommendations. Thank you!