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As generating code gets easier, understanding what it does and knowing how to run, debug, and change it in a real environment becomes even more important. We asked Ardit Sulce, a Python educator with 650K+ students, what learners should focus on now. https://jb.gg/academy/interview/ardit-sulce

jb.ggLearning to Code in the Age of AI: Advice From a Top Udemy Instructor - The JetBrains BlogArdit Sulce on why struggling is an essential part of learning, what skills junior developers need to succeed, and why professional tools matter from day one.

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I can't help feeling the days of IDEs are numbered. LLMs need text in and out, the cli is king. I dropped Idea and replaced it with Geany and a few integrated Cli windows for Claude and bash. By respecting the cli, I could port to running Claude in container sandboxes without a change of workflow