Is AI coding an issue?

AI tools like GitHub Copilot and TabNine are revolutionizing coding. They can autocomplete entire functions, suggest logic, and even help debug.

But is this good or bad for developers?

• Pro: Speed and efficiency. AI reduces repetitive tasks and makes coding accessible to beginners.
• Con: Over-reliance on AI could mean less understanding of the codebase and a loss of foundational skills.

As a developer, I’ve tested Copilot, and while it’s helpful, I see it more as an assistant than a replacement. It’s a tool—not a crutch. What’s your take on this growing trend?

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Why JS frameworks are awesome

JavaScript frameworks have come a long way, transforming how we build web applications. But with so many options—React, Vue, Angular—it can feel overwhelming.

Here’s a quick breakdown:

• React: Great for component-based architectures. Ideal if you’re looking for flexibility and a massive community.

• Vue: Lightweight and approachable, perfect for small-to-medium projects without the steep learning curve.

• Angular: A full-blown framework, best suited for large-scale applications requiring structure and robust features.

For developers, picking the right framework depends on the project’s needs. Personally, I lean toward Vue for its simplicity, but I’d love to hear what you’re using!

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