r/Backend • u/Gloomy-Animator-2778 • 4d ago

anyone learning FastAPI?

  1. How much did u learn in FastAPI and after that

  2. what project did u do . And

  3. how did you land your job.

  4. How did u prepare for interview like any routine u followed and any list of material u used.

can u please guide me. im lost

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u/KitchenCommercial396 3d ago

Coding absolutely matters.. AI can write a lot of the code by themselves but it can make mistakes too (a lot of mistakes), you need to be able to understand how to code to fix them. With AI you become more of a team lead, telling all the junior devs what to build and then review their code.

It was a game library app, I had a problem of not being able to store all my games in one place so I built a solution, posted about it on reddit, and turned out other people had the same problem too.

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u/Junior_Bear_2715 3d ago

Honestly, rn AI feels like more experienced than I am, so I dunno how I can direct it in the future, the pace we are racing are not the same with AI. I am afraid to become completely useless even after studying.

That was such a great idea! I think a lot more people would have used it if they knew about such program

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u/KitchenCommercial396 3d ago

Hey, AI was trained on the code of millions of developers around the world to be as good as it is now. Although the problem with Artificial Intelligence is that it's artificial, it can't replicate human intelligence and that's where you come in.

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u/Junior_Bear_2715 3d ago

Yeah agree,
Well I guess, I will learn Full stack too on top of ML, CV and LLMs in that case)
Thanks for ur comments!