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How would you learn to code in 2026?

6 points by jeevships a month ago · 11 comments


sarimkx a month ago

Project-based learning.

I find the best place to start with any skill is to learn using projects.

You can master many things using 100 projects. 1 being the basics, 100, a really complex, difficult project.

nextos a month ago

Probably, I would go through https://htdp.org.

Excellent textbook, intended for non-CS majors as well.

Builds solid timeless understanding.

atmosx a month ago

Book as a generic guide.

Use LLMs as a personal tutor, ask it to evaluate your solution. Give it context, as much as possible. Discuss about new concepts. Once you think you figure it out, make sure you double check with a human otherwise you might end up wit a flawed understanding of classes, inheritance or modules.

Lean how to use your editor or IDE.

eamag a month ago

Identify a goal (build something, get a job etc), ask AI to give a plan, write things and ask AI to explain the details

AnimalMuppet a month ago

Book + project.

Have something you want to build. Have a book teaching a language from zero. Have a computer with the language on it. Start reading the book, finding the bits you need in order to build your project.

It won't give you complete mastery of the language, but it's a place to start.

klatchex_too a month ago

I would build a replacement for a piece of software that I use.

mna_ a month ago

I would build something ASAP and not get stuck in tutorial hell.

markus_zhang a month ago

Projects focused on fundamentals: Comp Arch, OS and compilers.

haebom a month ago

book

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