Articles on learning to code, coding camps, Git and Pull Requests, code review, the software engineer workflow, and using AI in software development.
What a coding camp is, how it differs from a regular course, the main types of coding camps, and how to pick one that fits your goals and skill level.
An honest comparison of coding camps and coding bootcamps: format, cost, time commitment, and outcomes — so you can choose based on your situation.
An honest guide for beginners considering a coding camp: which basics to learn first, the stages of learning, and when you're ready for a work simulation.
Effective steps to learn to code: commit to one path, practice more than you watch, build real projects, and adopt an engineer's workflow early.
Why learning to code through real projects beats tutorials, what makes a project actually train job skills, and how to get started.
Learn Git from scratch: repositories, commits, branches, merges, and GitHub remotes — with the basic commands engineers use every day.
What a Pull Request (PR) on GitHub is, the flow from branch to merge, and habits for opening PRs that are easy for your team to review.
What code review is, what reviewers usually look for, example review comments, and how to respond to feedback with a cool head.
An overview of how software engineers work on a team: reading the PRD, breaking down tickets, branches, commits, Pull Requests, code review, CI, and merge.
How AI is used in software development, how to learn to code with AI without becoming dependent, and the strengths and limits of AI code review.