Is Devin AI the End (or Future) of Coding?!

Is this new AI really going to steal your coding job? Devin AI is causing a stir... Let's be real, the hype is crazy, but is it justified? I'm breaking down Devin AI's potential, the reality, and what YOU need to do to stay ahead.

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📖 What's covered
00:00 Devin AI and the Coding Job Panic
00:37 Will Devin Succeed?
00:56 Can Devin Handle Real-world Software?
01:38 Debunking NVIDIA CEO's Nonsense about Programming
02:42 Will Software Jobs Disappear In the Future?
03:48 How to Stay Relevant as a Software Engineer
04:17 How AI Changes Your Job
05:26 Can AI Replace Multiple Engineers with One?
06:39 Why Software Engineers are Not Going Away
06:54 Love Coding? Here's Why You Shouldn't Quit
07:40 What to Do to Build Your Software Career Along with AI

[nessdevelopment]

To add backup on your analogy with cloud migration, I'm a ten-year senior Java enterprise developer working for the Defense Department. And I'm on the cloud migration team where we are JUST NOW comparing different CSPs before we even start migrating! Lord only knows how long the actual migration will take, but I'm guessing at least a few years. AND on your other analogy about COBOL, about 1/3 of our developers are COBOL programmers maintaining our central mainframe. :-D So yes, there will always be some old mess in legacy systems moving at glacial speed. Not everything is on the cutting edge. Now the old messes aren't a lot of fun to work on compared to the new sexy stuff, but they're certainly not eliminated. It's still a decent paycheck.

[programmingwithmosh]

Thanks for the feedback, everyone! I believe software engineering has a strong future, even alongside AI. This tech may change our work, but it opens up new opportunities. Focus on building solid coding fundamentals and problem-solving skills – those will always be valuable!

This video was for those who are unsure, love coding, and want to build a career in it. My goal was to offer hope and my honest take on AI's impact.



If some people are ready to give up, that's their loss! It means less competition and more opportunities for those who adapt, learn and level up their skills. So keep coding, keep learning, and get ready to thrive in the exciting new era of tech 💪

[mohammadreza.beygifard]

Hi Mosh! I am a software engineer now with three years of experience, I don't know if I have mentioned it before or not, but your free video about Python on YouTube was one of the game changers for me. Just learning the basics you taught, I managed to impress my thesis professor who was so skeptical about my coding ability, as a mechanical engineer bachelor holder who wishes to do a career switch!

Thank you!

Keep on doing the great job please, for us who are hungry for learning, and for a better world!

And for others who read this comment, guys when it comes to connect different pieces of code, something like a docker-compose, AI starts to mostly return non-sense. Don't be afraid, keep learning, and be happy that you are in this great field.

By the way happy Nowruz!

[TheDemon]

Glad I came across this video. I have been coding for 5 months and stopped for a bit after learning AI
will take over. However this video has given me hope again and I have continued. Thank you. You are a true blessing....

[aicomboo]

Hi Mosh! I want to tell you thank you! I was from country where lots of restrictions to the internet. I have started learning coding 2016. I did quite good in competitive programming but I could not be real developer until, seeing your courses in 2019. At that time I could not pay your courses. But when I change my location I have paid your courses, and I always tell about your courses. Thank you, Mosh! You saved my passion and life!

[urlocalcoder]

Thank you so much for this video, Mosh! We’be been reading too many negative AI tweets lately, and this video is much needed at this time. Really stress-realief & motivating to give 100% from ourselfs to become as good as we can.

You’re a truly inspiration Mosh! 💪🏻

[justawanderer]

As a software engineering student, this video gave me a major relief. Thank you.

[shadyqaddoura]

Cool! You simply gave me a huge relief to my shoulders. Thank you!

[williamsk]

Hi Mosh! I enjoy your videos and usually never comment, but the time you take to address real-world issues and concerns is inspiring. Please keep doing what you're doing, as you provide so much inspiration, learning advocacy, and insight into how the industry works. From one software engineer to another, the truth is appreciated.

[tural.ahmatov]

Thanks man, I feel less anxiety now. This video is antidote to Fireship's review on Devin

[yonayoni]

Thank you mosh I keep learning, keep coding and keep fighting until I succeed 😊

[alisajadahmadi]

Hi Mosh, thank you so much for this video.

[koondoog]

mosh 3 mins into the video i felt much more at ease about leaving my old job for software engineering ty

[wolfclan]

The best explanation on this topic that I have run across! It's really good informative information. Thank you!

[prasadnijsure]

It's just an LLM fight and marketing. Devs are evergreen. Upgrading is the key. Loved your explanation!

[lucasyoung]

This was super relieving to hear! Thank you so much Mosh!!

[syedalnaphewadib]

Thank you, Mr. Mosh. I was actually planning to change my undergrad program but this motivated me. Really appreciate this. And I must say, your way of comparing with examples is unique.

[TheCodeholic]

Maybe I am not as experienced as Mosh, but I have 12+ years of experience in working as a software engineer and I have this feeling...
The video has the all answers whether you should keep learning or give up. Go for it and become a great software engineers and if there will be time when AI is about to replace you, this means there will be robots replacing workers, cleaners, craftsmen and AI dominates the whole world. So it does not matter what you are doing at that time...
Being a great software engineer is one of the hardest job out there, so you should focus on learning and advancing your skills and using AI for your improvement instead of being scared and doing nothing.

[StaciSoutherland]

As a newbie software engineer of one year I appreciate your thought out, intentional remarks. Wonderful video made my day and eased my anxiety. Now I can go find something new to worry about!

[mivids]

This has been the best look-through ive seen on the subject so far