Craftsmanship vs Building with Code

Developers who use AI will outperform everyone else. We tested multiple tools and the game has changed: ⚡ Cursor → Deep coding focus ⚡ Copilot → Everyday productivity ⚡ Codex → Multi-agent workflows ⚡ Claude Code → Complex reasoning ⚡ Gemini → Long context power The real question isn’t which tool is best… It’s how well we use them. #AI #Developers #Coding #Programming #Tech #SoftwareDevelopment #AICoding #FutureOfWork #Productivity #Cursor #Copilot #Claude #Codex #Gemini ABHISHEK KUMAR TRIPATHI Akhilesh Chaturvedi MANEESH BARANWAL Anuj Sharma Abhinandan singh

Clarity Before Code Jumping into code feels productive. Understanding first is more effective. In IT and AI, clear thinking prevents complex problems. Good developers write less — but think more. 💬 Are we coding fast — or thinking first? #Programming #IT #AI #ProblemSolving #CleanCode #TechMindset

Coding is just the starting point now. Today, a lot of people are learning how to code, and that’s a good thing. It means more people are entering tech, building, and exploring ideas. But at the same time, just knowing how to code isn’t what sets you apart anymore. The real shift is in how you use it the problems you choose to solve, and the kind of things you build. “Coding isn’t dead—it’s just no longer the moat; problem-solving and building real products are.” Because at the end of the day, it’s not about how many lines of code you can write it’s about what those lines actually create. That’s where the real difference lies. — Subhesh Kumar . . . #vedamschooloftechnology #schooloftechnology #tech #cs #ai #coding

A guy asked me, why are you still coding in 2026? And said I code because nothing beats the natural way of building things and not only that. I code because I help people learn how to code when I code. AI is okay, but only the people who already code will make the best use of AI. I do use AI but that should not stop me from coding. Learn how to code manually today so I that you can use AI effectively tomorrow. You, do you still code in 2026? And why? Do you still code or why you stopped coding? #coding #programming #ai #vibecoding

🧠 Developer life lately… Open laptop 💻 Start working… Get stuck on a bug 🐛 Ask AI 🤖 Try to understand explanation… read it twice… Still confused 😵💫 Open more tabs 🌐 Overthink everything 🤯 Take a break ☕ Come back… Fix it in 2 minutes 😐 Sometimes it’s not about how hard the problem is… It’s about when your brain finally decides: “Okay, ab samajh aaya.” 😂 📌 One thing I’m realizing: AI can guide you… But clarity hits only when your brain connects the dots. 🧩 Anyone else had this “it was this simple???” moment? 😅 #DeveloperLife #Coding #Programming #LearningInPublic #AI #TechJourney #SoftwareEngineering

🚫 I used to think being a great developer was all about tools… Learning new frameworks. Using AI. Shipping faster. But I was wrong. At one point, I realized: I was copying more than I was understanding. Code chal raha tha… but mujhe khud nahi pata hota tha kyun chal raha hai. That’s when it hit me 👇 ⚠️ Tools can make you faster. But they can also make you lazy thinker. So I changed my approach: ✔ Started focusing on fundamentals ✔ Debugging deeply instead of skipping ✔ Questioning every AI output And trust me — that’s where real growth started. Because when tools fail… only your thinking remains. 👇 Have you ever felt this? #SoftwareEngineering #Developers #AI #Programming #FullStackDeveloper #WebDevelopment #Coding #TechCareers #DeveloperMindset #Debugging #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #LearnToCode

Before AI gave instant answers, there was Stack Overflow. It wasn’t just a tool, it was where developers learned patience. Reading threads, trying solutions, failing, and trying again. You didn’t just get answers… you learned how to think. That’s the legacy. AI makes things faster. But Stack Overflow made us better. #Developers #StackOverflow #Programming #TechJourney #LearningToCode #AI #GrowthMindset

Speed is a tool. Thinking is a skill. AI gives us the "what," but the era of Stack Overflow taught us the "why." Never lose the second one.

Agree with this because AI is a powerful tool, but it's only as good as your prompt. It doesn't truly understand your architecture. I still stand by Stack Overflow as a better platform for deep troubleshooting. Why? Because you aren't just getting an answer; you're getting collective experience and peer-validated logic that AI tools often miss. Still many people(not freshers I think 🤔) are using stack overflow.