NUOVOCoding: Does it still make sense to learn how to code?
Is AI writing code better than us? Many are wondering. Here's why learning to code isn't useless at all, quite the opposite.
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NUOVOIs AI writing code better than us? Many are wondering. Here's why learning to code isn't useless at all, quite the opposite.

Let's be real: coding is boring for AI, let alone for us. But what if an AI could handle everything itself, from specs to testing?


Everyone wants to build the next big software. Few, however, stop to consider what happens after launch, when the code is out there. That's where the real trouble starts.

Is your favorite software sluggish? Maybe a human developer can fix it, even if it means ignoring "smart" AI advice. One programmer pushed his Rust code to incredible speeds, leaving AI in the dust.
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Tired of buggy software and emergency updates? Artificial Intelligence might actually help, and it's not just marketing fluff. A new open-source project teaches AI agents to sniff out real vulnerabilities in code.

You know those AI coding assistants that constantly miss the point? One company says it's time to give them a brain, or at least a much better memory.
Generating code with AI seems like a fantastic shortcut, right? In reality, you might be accumulating technical debt that you'll pay back later.
Ever noticed your AI forgetting what you just told it two minutes ago? Someone finally decided to give it a proper memory.

So, you've dropped some AI into your code, huh? Great. Now you need to figure out if it actually works, without blowing anything up.

Building AI agents that actually work is a real headache. Often, the obvious solution isn't the right one, and complexity can be your worst enemy.

Ever stared at a Git log, wondering what on earth a developer was truly doing? Now, an interesting combo of tools promises to turn that mess into a compelling narrative.