Is Coding Still Worth Learning in 2024?

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AI replacing coders? The REAL story about software engineering in 2024. Stats, trends, and the truth you need to know.

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00:00 - Is coding still worth learning in 2024?
01:16 - Is AI replacing software engineers?
02:12 - Impact of AI on software engineering
03:31 - The problem with AI-generated code
05:15 - How AI can help software engineers
05:53 - Does AI really make you code faster?
07:05 - Can one AI-powered engineer do the work of many?
08:07 - Future of software engineering

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Yes, I started at 49 and landed my first IT job at 53 a few weeks ago. Now I'm a Systems Analyst, just do it!

bluesdog

I'm 34 and made a career shift to programming about a year and a half ago!
I encourage you to embark on the adventure of learning programming too.

yasser.elgammal

Not to mention that learning how to solve problems by code also teaches you how to solve problems unrelated to coding since the same approach applies, i.e. breaking down the problem into manageable pieces ultimately solving a bigger problem

mong-kay

This is the most sensible answer to this burning question I have seen yet. Thanks for this amazing explanation. Couldn't agree more!

azmalawasaf

THANK YOU SO MUCHHH for making this Watched the tech lead video a couple of weeks ago and I was so depressed and wanted to give up my childhood dream of becoming a software engineer. Your video gave me so much hope and optimism and that's all i need. Thank you so much Mosh <3

productiveworks-kiub

You are a life saver, mosh. Thank you!

robertj.

You still need a reasonable amount of coding knowledge to even work alongside AI in the first place, so no, learning coding will never be worthless.

juniorfana

Well said, the analysis is on point. Only caveat I would add is that "software engineering" is a generic term and encompasses many, many different roles from front-end, back-end, database, networking, security, IT operations, etc. Some of these roles will be more impacted than others. For example, IT operations folks spend a lot of time figuring out where the alert came from, what caused it, what needs to be fixed to get service back online etc. -- AI is really good at finding such patterns (same with security -- anywhere pattern recognition is a key skill being used).

h.h.

No one makes content like Mosh ...this video just made me have a renewed interest in software engineering and given me a new insight into the field ... I've been into coding like 3years and has been life changing

yaoyayra

Thanks, Mosh, you're an uplifter-- not that I was going to stop learning or anything haha.

sixsin

Absolutely agree as a programmer in second generation. My dad used to program mainframe and his job was vastly different from mine.

SweaterFreak

very clear and concise. Deeply thought out just like your tutorials 👏👏. I completely agree with you - computational thinking is on the rise

sspirial

Love your channel and have purchased your classes. I have been doing Python for about 9 years and frameworks for about the last 5. I think this is a hard to answer question. I've been playing with some AI code for the past year or so just for giggles. I think there will always be a home for people who do coding but I do think that entry level jobs are going to be torched. Just over the past year, the code I have pulled from AI has gotten pretty strong. I think people should still learn to code because it is not perfect code (like you said). I code for fun so I will keep going. As for anyone who thinks they can just do a 3 month bootcamp and get a 6 figure job nope. I agree with you.... learn to code so you can understand how to repair the flawed AI code. Thanks for you channel and your courses. Best.

jamestheo

You are the boss! I really like the way you carefully pick words to reach both hearts and minds! In fact, you're a genius!
I started learning software engineering officially January this year and I turned 40 in February. I have been wondering if I made the right choice because of my age. This video is all I needed to stop worrying. I have competed HTML, CSS, and I'm doing both C and JS at the moment. Thank you.🙏

paulwaxy

This is the first time I watch a video from you, I get your point and I share it, but what I'd like to remark is how cool your videos' animations are, it's incredibly fluent and so dinamic, I know It may sound weird, but I really wanted to call it out, because I tend to akwnowledge these kind of things, is that I'm able to understand when a channel has quality and a really well-kept, and definetaly yours is one of them.

PD: Thanks for the information, the fact you used real data and not just your personal opinion is just great.

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