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Do developers even need to "learn to code" anymore?
For years, "learn to code" was a golden rule for career growth. But with AI assistants writing entire functions, debugging code, and even generating full applications, is traditional coding knowledge still essential?
Will the future of development be prompt engineering rather than coding?
Will AI make deep knowledge of algorithms and system design more important, while reducing the need for syntax memorization?
If AI does the coding, what skills will become most valuable for future developers?
Will personal branding become the most important SEO strategy?
With Google prioritizing EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness), personal brands seem to rank better than faceless websites.
Are real people (founders, creators, influencers) becoming more important than corporate brands for SEO?
Will businesses need to invest more in personal branding for search visibility?
How can brands build authority in an AI-driven search world?
Is the future of SEO more about trust and authenticity rather than technical optimizations? Let s discuss!
What programming languages will thrive (or die) in an AI-driven future?
AI-generated code is now everywhere, but does that change the relevance of different programming languages?
Will AI make low-code/no-code solutions dominant, reducing the need for traditional coding?
Will AI tools like CodeGeeX or Copilot lead to more abstraction, favoring high-level languages like Python over low-level ones like C++?
Or will AI-driven development increase the demand for more specialized languages in areas like security, quantum computing, and robotics?