#tech skills

Is a coding bootcamp still worth it in the age of AI coding assistants?

Is learning to code still worth it for making money online?

After GitHub Copilot's latest update, do junior devs still need bootcamps?

What’s your take on no-code tools vs. actually learning to code?

Does knowing Python make you a better generalist freelancer?

What's your take on bootcamps vs. university for a tech career switch?

What's your take on bootcamps versus degrees for breaking into data science?

Can you learn coding without actually writing code?

Is UX bootcamp still worth the price with AI-driven tools taking over?

Should beginners learn more than one programming language at once?

Is switching from a standard university path to an online bootcamp actually worth it for a career change?

With AI everywhere, do you even bother learning old-school debugging anymore?

Is visual programming (like no-code/low-code) a legitimate skill, or is it cheating that devalues real coding?

Is AI going to make basic tech skills useless soon

Are the most innovative computer hardware components stuck in the niche because mainstream users refuse to learn basic tech skills?

Should we stop forcing everyone to learn how to code?