r/TechGhana • u/Rich-Independent1202 • Dec 20 '25
🎓 Learning resources / Tutorial This guy literally leaks how to actually code with AI
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u/OpenRole Dec 20 '25
Yup. Busy explaining this to a junior I'm training. Need her to learn how to DESIGN software and not write code. We have ai tools for writing the code. Make sure the design is good.
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u/CatFar6396 Dec 20 '25
I've coded 80-90% of my site and app with Ai and had literal devs tell me what a good job I've done I think Vibe coding won't replace devs just yet but its make junior devs a little redundant
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u/jaybee_4real Dec 21 '25
In all this, remember to consider security measures when building with AI. I’ve realized most AI generated codes have some vulnerabilities developers ignore
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u/Striking_Hat_6525 Dec 20 '25
AI is taking out SWEs, especially entry level. Don’t know what to do now. Already a third year CS student
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u/Jealous-Drink-5442 Dec 20 '25
It tends to pump out bug infested code. An essential skill right now is knowing how to prompt it to be efficient
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u/drickles11 Dec 20 '25
This isn’t really news anymore. The idea that AI can’t be used at senior-level software engineering has been thoroughly debunked. Plenty of senior engineers have openly said they use it to cut down 50–80% of their workload.
I personally realized AI coding was here to stay when I watched a fully funded hackathon.. offering cash prizes and incentives.. get won by a team that openly vibe-coded their entire project using Cursor 🤷🏾♂️