I'm honestly blown away by today's AI coding tools.
And just looking at how people approach coding now... It used to be that building a simple feature meant digging through documentation, scouring Stack Overflow, and spe…
Joon@joonfootnotes
If you are learning for the first time, I recommend defining 'what constitutes a finished product' before asking for code.
For example, if you're building a household ledger, decide how it should handle empty amount fields or double-clicking the save button. If you set these requirements first, you'll have a standard to check against—whether the code is written by AI or yourself. You can then approach learning syntax as needed to implement and refine those specific conditions.