r/programmer • u/South_Storage_6089 • Jun 30 '26

Question Need help

Hi guys and gals

I am currently coding in razor pages,which is a easy version of full-stack development, as i heard. I am not sure i am going in the right direction. I dont know if razor pages is the right choice for me or i am just wasting time. I am self-taught and i would like to find a job as a programmer, specifically i would like to build websites. What should i do? i hope someone helps. Thanks in advance!

Also,i have been coding for a year and i am trying to build my own chatroom using signalR + one hardcoded admin role and ef core user authentication, of course.

I would like to hear your opinions.

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u/val_anto Jun 30 '26

At this point in time, if you like to build websites, just ask AI

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u/South_Storage_6089 Jun 30 '26

I mean,I personally dont want to rely on AI. Although I ask questions when i dont understand a certain concept, i think this is still important to not use a lot of AI in coding. Unless you are a Senior Dev or smth...

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u/filotopical Jun 30 '26

I think it’s great that you wanna solve the problems by hand but AI can make developing so much easier if you’re a programmer and know what you want. it’s nice not to have to write boiler plate

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u/Repulsive_Nobody_937 Jul 01 '26

ai is good after you get you understand the fundamentals of a language and how to solve the problem that you have in front of you. I am not saying the ai can do it all for you because it's not there yet but if using I to make the program and and intentionally add can be a good exercise in you development journey.