👨‍💻 Software, Coding and UX

Sublime Text vs VS Code vs Zed — which code editor actually feels better to use every day?

Do tutorials that “dumb down” coding actually create bad habits for beginners?

Do designers even test their apps on real people anymore?

VS Code is a crutch — are real developers moving to more minimal editors?

Do expensive coding bootcamps and courses gatekeep software careers on purpose to keep you out?

How do you actually structure a side project so it doesn't turn into a complete mess?

Is it better to have too many settings or too few?

Is the Pro version of Notion worth the monthly subscription?

Should we stop calling UX design a real job until it can prove it's not just common sense?

Dark mode is overrated — is it even good for UX, or just a trend we tolerate?

Do I really need to update every app every single week?

Do you secretly hate modern UX that forces you to think about the environment, or is that just a fair trade-off for being ethical?

Should you use AI to help you write code when you're a beginner?

"Clean code is overrated; working fast and breaking things is the real skill."

Does learning to code still guarantee a job in today's economy?

Which code editor helped you stop hating front-end work?

Is ChatGPT worth paying for over free coding assistants?

Do cheaper AI coding tools make hiring a developer unnecessary now?

Which gives better portfolio projects: class work or hobby apps?

Is VS Code just better than WebStorm or am I missing something?