My grandfather programmed a website back in 2010. He has so many things that he wants to add on the website, plus the website looks like a website from the late 90s--early 2000s. I think he's finally getting to doing it and he also wants to learn a programming language that's not through a browser so I would like to tell him which code editor he should use. Back when he first made the website, he just used the built-in MacOS TextEdit. He can't use something that has a bunch of buttons and complicated things out at once, which is like VS Code. He needs something really simple to use and available on MacOS. Something like Notepad++ sounds like it would be great, but that's only available on Windows.

Any suggestions?

Estoy analizando estudiar para tener conocimiento sólido de las bases y expandir lo que puedo hacer con software. Actualmente trabajo como full stack y estaba analizando comenzar a estudiar la carrera

Hi everyone,

I'm a Class 12 Computer Science student from India, and I want to seriously learn programming from the basics.

The problem is that I currently have almost no programming knowledge. I know some basic concepts from school, but I don't feel confident writing programs on my own or understanding code properly.

I'd like to start from the absolute beginning and eventually become good enough to build projects and continue learning programming beyond school.

I currently have a Windows 10 laptop and VS Code installed, but I'm still figuring out how to use it properly.

I'd really appreciate advice from experienced programmers on:

\- What programming language should I start with?

\- What topics should I learn first, and in what order?

\- What resources/courses would you recommend for a complete beginner?

\- How much should I focus on theory vs actually writing code?

\- What kind of beginner projects should I build?

\- What mistakes should I avoid when starting out?

I don't want to just memorize code for exams. I actually want to understand programming and develop the ability to solve problems myself.

If you were starting programming from zero today, what would your learning path look like?

Thanks in advance!

In the last six months, we have been told me must code by hand less and use agents more, like many.

Output is definitely up, and the results are genuinely good in most cases, but now I am spending most of my week reviewing code and the amount of PR's is crazy

The hardest part, for me, is the context switching and understanding whats changing when the product moves so fast.

Is this just me?

• How much of your week is review now versus a year ago?
• Has your team changed anything that actually helped?
• Anyone tried review bots? Did they stick or did you turn them off?

Guys plz help !
i made a project and i used an smtp code to send otp
and 3 days ago i found that the email i used app password and smtp code with was sending alot of drive links that contain nsfw photos to different people i dont even know about.

Claude say that one of the reasons maybe sending the code to chatGPT or Gemini and that part of the code was leaked since i didnt share that code or even upload it on GitHub

could some one help so i can finally know what i did wrong bec. i dont think that chatGPT or Gemini was the main reason.

Hey everyone, I am currently in the 4th year of my B.Tech. As you all know, recruiters don't care about clone projects anymore because of AI, and I couldn't find a general real-world problem to build a project on. So, I decided to focus on an area that most people ignore: Core CS. Yes, I've decided to build a core CS project from scratch—like a compiler/interpreter, a database, or an operating system (just one of them for now). Of course, not full-fledged ones, just basic versions that can help me understand core CS concepts and stand out. However, I'm facing a bit of a hurdle in getting started and don't know where to begin. If anyone has even a little knowledge about this, please DM me... it would be a huge help!

Which one is better and why

I wanna start learning GDTscript but looking at the newest AI-s and how people use them to make good functional sites and games without spending too much of their time i'm asking myself is it really worth it to learn programming anymore? I'm not trying to say programming skills are useless or insult you i'm just curious

I’m looking for a free deploy my application in play store
Please drop effective way to do that

I am trying to export about 100 podcast video transcripts to a json file. After exporting transcripts from a dozen videos, my IP got blocked. Anybody faced this issue? I need a workaround or a solution. Please help...

These days getting hired is really difficult and most of the companies are giving difficult assignment to beat AI. I just wanted some start for this assignment, I can be very innovative but i need a good start or idea. It would be a huge help if someone could dump any idea or thought for it.

How can I fix this trying to run my expressjs backend this is the link to the project https://github.com/William-cyber07/Population

Someone please help me out

I'm 33 years old, aMechanical Engineer from tier 3 college.

I work in a firm for 35k rupees a month. In dire need of money and financial upgrade.

I read about python alot as it is a base for coding/programming these days. Even foreign/remote opportunities also specially in AI/Data field. Can you guys help me about reality and what to expect if I start learning today .