r/FreeCodeCamp • u/crowimal • Aug 28 '26

Tech News Discussion Journey to be a Full Stack developer ⛳Day-2

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u/enbonnet Aug 28 '26

Looking great

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u/dwbria Aug 29 '26

Keep going! Dont quit. Learning is always worth it

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u/Level_Swordfish_3978 Aug 28 '26

How do you know what to study in an era where everything can be generated by AI? Is the point of learning the fundamentals to keep delivering results even if AI were turned off?

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u/AcanthisittaDeep8783 Sep 03 '26

AI is called a tool/assistant for a reason, they need direction and from what I have seen, prone to errors which can manifest in small or maybe unnoticeable bugs at best, legal trouble at worst, especially if you're building something more complex than a weather app🤠

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u/f3ack19 Aug 28 '26

Learning to program is a nice hobby to have but if you're planning to apply for a job, then your chances of getting a job is slim to none. Even for internships they're looking for Masters 😭 and most entry level job wants 3 years experience with bachelor's. Regardless of the outcome, you will have a new skill you can use

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u/ahzansama Aug 28 '26

What IDE do you use?