everyone is stressing about whether learning to write syntax matters when an LLM can just spit out a
display: grid
layout in seconds. the entry level is definitely
getting harder because the manual labor of typing is basically free now. however, being able to spot
subtle bugs or knowing how to refine a prompt is where the real value sits. we are moving from builders to architects who have to distinguish between perfect code and
code that looks right but breaks your accessibility score ]. the skill isn't in the typing anymore, it's in the logic and oversight. do you think being a great prompt engineer is enough to replace deep technical knowledge?
full read:
https://dev.to/nazar-boyko/should-you-still-learn-to-code-if-ai-can-do-it-31nh