| AI replaced Stack Overflow for us. But did it also change how we actually learn? A few years ago, when developers wanted to learn a new technology, we took courses on Udemy, Pluralsight, or Coursera. Then we used Google and Stack Overflow for the specific questions. Today, AI has largely taken over that second role. But what about the first? When you want to learn a new framework, language, or technology from scratch - do you still take online courses? If so, has the way you use them changed? Do courses serve a different purpose today? And most importantly: how should development courses change to fit the AI era? I create online Udemy courses for Angular developers, so I'm especially curious to hear your perspective. How do you learn something new today? [link] [留言] |
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