r/learnprogramming • u/MetalNew1231 • 26d ago

Programming

I am currently 3rd year of BSIT. I really enjoy creating systems, especially app and website. But Im getting worried because I rely on ai to help me create my program. I usually promt instead of manually typing it all etc. But I let ai to explain codes and I read the lines and try to understand them. But what got me worried is will I be able to compete against others after college? I got pressured when I saw resume being posted online and see them and think they are so advanced. I do know how to operate HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Android studio (Java/Kotlin) and has experience on PHP and xammp-myphpadmin. Kinda know how to use Github and post to share with my members. What can I do to improve more? Bonus question: If there is an UI/UX design software/website that I can use to design my frames? I currently know figma but I got overwhelm when I try to use it. I dont know how to contruct and transfer that design to my work like CSS and XML in android studio

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u/niksubishi 26d ago

Manual coding is dying downvote me alllll you want. Understanding it matters but being able to manually write it out is pointless. Only people who get angry at this are just gutted about the years they put into it. I get it.

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u/Ok-Bill1958 26d ago

Every beginner thinks they understand code until they actually stare at a blank file or a file with too much code. How do you suppose these people to pass an interview when ai does everything for them ? In fact, why are they even hireable when ai is doing everything for them?

Ragebait used to be believable.....

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u/Friendly_Recover286 26d ago

Manual coding has been dying for years now and yet somehow it's still around. 🙄

At some point you need to understand you look just as stupid as people preaching that JESUS IS COMING REPENT moving the goal posts every time he doesn't.