NUOVOCoding: When the Fun Stops and You Don't Know Why?
Ever loved doing something, then found yourself hating it without a clear reason? Many developers feel this way about coding.
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NUOVOEver loved doing something, then found yourself hating it without a clear reason? Many developers feel this way about coding.

Is programming an art, a science, or a bit of both? Some code 'by feel,' but let's be careful with labels.

Imagine never having to write a line of code again. One developer tried it for a month, but his digital dream quickly turned into a headache.

Who would've thought? A programming language from the '70s is now chatting with the latest AI. It's an unexpected marriage of pure logic and large language models.
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Imagine an AI that remembers every line of code, yet stumbles on basic concepts. A developer tested Claude Code, uncovering an uncomfortable truth.

AI writes code instantly, but does it do it well? One developer tested three tools for a month, using them in daily work.
Is AI writing code better than us? Many are wondering. Here's why learning to code isn't useless at all, quite the opposite.
Learning to code usually means adding stuff. What if the real secret was deleting, especially code you didn't even write?

Imagine a piece of code so well-designed you wonder why it isn't standard everywhere. A lesser-known language, OxCaml, hides a gem that could make life easier for many.

OCaml is that programming language mathematicians and researchers have been using for decades while the rest of the world doesn't even know it exists. Well: version 5.5.0 just dropped with some serious improvements that might finally put it on the map.

A simple question from an eleven-year-old sparked a realization that might catch you off guard: as kids today grow up with AI writing code for them, what does "programming" actually mean anymore? Spoiler: the answer isn't what you'd think.