Coding and Cats

What is your devlingo stats? Here is mine. My motto: If I don't solve the questions that are created for my app, and no one will. Here is the link if you are interested in learning JavaScript and TypeScript. ozanyarci.github.io/dev-lingo/

@2sush @ClintoneGeorge I believe you can manipulate AI to write with grammer mistakes.

Bad grammar is thhe new proof of being human

What is you devlingo stats? Here is mine. You can learn JavaScript and TypeScript using devlingo app. It starts easy but gets harder as you progress through the path.

Are you gonna read books kitty?

@yazilimcikisi Teşekkürler.

@codingandcatss Güzel fikirmiş, elinize sağlık 😊

Yeni başlayanlara tavsiye: Framework öğrenmeden önce Temel programlama öğren.

My suggestions in this AI driven environment: 1. Solve Leetcode daily without using AI, old style. 2. Develop a few apps from scratch with AI like antigravity or cursor. 3. Still learn basics of programming. 4. Understand each line of code that AI has written.

@bidhanxcode Yes, you can learn Typescript from Devlingo app that I have created. It is an app similar to Duolingo. It will ask you questions about TypeScript and JavaScript.

Microsoft uses TypeScript. Slack uses TypeScript. Dropbox uses TypeScript. Spotify uses TypeScript. Airbnb uses TypeScript. Stripe uses TypeScript. Asana uses TypeScript. Shopify uses TypeScript. Vercel uses TypeScript. Cloudflare uses TypeScript. Figma uses TypeScript. Google uses TypeScript. What’s stopping you from learning TypeScript?

@anitakirkovska Where are your 5 apps then?

if you haven’t vibe coded at least 5 apps with $0 revenue, what are you doing with your life

If companies have needed 100 developers before, they will need 30 developers for a while. It will lead to burnouts because demand will increase for output. Eventually they will go back to hiring juniors again. Companies want 3x development, but is it even possible?

@kipperdev I believe, strategic and creative thinking will be also done by AI soon.

The role of software engineer is changing completely AI will write most of our code soon, and it'll also read it for us We need to focus more on the big picture and efficiency, not syntax 1. Stop obsessing over perfect syntax and patterns 2. Start thinking about system architecture 3. Focus on business logic and the real user problems 4. Learn how to prompt AI properly (and combine multiple AIs to help you) 5. Get good at reviewing and optimizing code AI handles the repetitive parts of code We handle the strategic and creative thinking

@LearnersBucket AI will eventually generate validating AI generated code.

A developer with strong foundations will be in more demand than ever. The AI can generate code (faster) with solutions, but it cannot reliably judge whether those solutions will work in production. The developer role will be shifted to validate the AI-generated code.

Couldn't agree more.

Trying to tell Lily from Duolingo, I am using AntiGravity, but it kept understading as Auntie Gravity 😂

What is your devlingo progress in JavaScript? Here is mine. Devlingo is an app to get familiar with JavaScript and TypeScript for now. You can download it as a PWA app into your phone and tablet too.

Cats are smart.

@exvillager it generates well if there is no high traffic issue.

Antigravity IDE is so bad man , i don't know what they did to it but earlier even gemini models used to work pretty great with it , now it takes minutes and doesn't even generate code properly.

In Duolingo, there are diamond league finals. They are hard. Finished last place this time.

Unit 2 is also added to TypeScript course.

Would you like to learn JavaScript with dev-lingo? Currently it contains 19 units for JavaScript. I have just started adding TypeScript questions too. Here is the link: ozanyarci.github.io/dev-lingo/