The 12-item 2026 coding syllabus vs claims that coding is dead
JafarNajafov · x · 2026-11-10
Following up on his 2018-vs-2026 coding comparison, the author lists what learning to code means in 2026: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Git, APIs, databases, cloud deployment, prompt engineering, agent workflows, debugging, system design, security, and reviewing AI-generated code — twelve items, even as the internet keeps claiming coding is dead.
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