@andr3barroso Both, honestly. AI saves time when you know what you're doing, but debugging its mistakes can sometimes take longer than writing the code yourself. The trick is knowing when to use it.
Developers are no longer asking, “Claude Code or Codex?”
Some are using BOTH. 👀
One AI helps build the feature. The other reviews the code, questions the decisions, and looks for bugs.
Two AI coding agents. One workflow. A second pair of eyes.
But here's the real question: are we becoming better engineers, or just better at managing AI agents? 🤔💻
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@LeoBuilds_ A single prompt can build a prototype, but production-ready software requires testing, security checks, debugging, and real world validation. AI can speed up development, but it doesn’t replace engineering judgment. The real skill is knowing what to trust and what to fix.
My manager said, “We’re like a family here.”
Now I’m fixing bugs at 7 PM, doing the senior developer’s tasks, and being told this is a great learning opportunity. 💀😭
Internship is not for the weak.
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@fullstacklover I’m currently looking for remote opportunities as a frontend developer. If you know of any openings or could point me in the right direction, I’d genuinely appreciate it. I’m ready to learn, contribute, and prove my skills. 🙏
Every developer starts somewhere.
You start with little knowledge, make mistakes you don't understand, fix bugs you didn't create, and sometimes question whether you're even making progress.
But every line of code teaches you something.
I'm not where I want to be yet, but I'm committed to getting better every day.
If you're on your own learning journey, keep going. We're all building something. 🚀💻
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@ThierryRca@fullstacklover Honestly, I think we’d just replace one kind of bloat with another if we don’t change how we build. The real goal should be choosing the right tools for the project, not blindly following the latest trend.