#software development

Is Python too slow for real software apps?

Is the buzz about “no-code” actually real for building apps now?

What's your take on using Python for production-level software versus lower-level languages?

Would you ever let non-coders decide your software’s UX flow?

Dark mode was a mistake — is it actually worse for coding, or are devs just sheep?

Do low-code/no-code tools signal the death of real developers, or the birth of a new era?

Will low-code platforms replace junior developers by 2026?

Would you switch from Copilot to Cursor for daily coding?

Would you ever use a no-code tool for a serious coding project, or is that a myth?

What's your take on AI coding assistants, have they changed how you debug or just added noise?

Does “best practice” in software mean nothing when half the famous apps are held together with duct tape?

Is the “No-Code” Revolution Just a Marketing Scam for Lazy Managers?

Does UX even matter if the backend is a bloated, laggy mess?

Would you ever recommend a non-coder dive straight into JetBrains IDEs?

Do you trust your code more or less with AI-generated suggestions?