1️⃣ “Stop Learning to Code the Wrong Way”
🚨 Hot Take: Most beginners don’t fail because coding is hard. They fail because they’re learning passively.
If you’re:
Watching tutorials without building
Copying code without understanding
Jumping from Python → JavaScript → Rust in 2 weeks
You’re not learning. You’re consuming.
💡 Instead:
Build tiny projects immediately
Break things on purpose
Read error messages like clues, not enemies
Ship imperfect code
The best developers didn’t “complete courses.” They built messy things until they got good.
What are you building this week? 👇
2️⃣ “The Developer Mindset That Changes Everything”
Coding isn’t about knowing syntax.
It’s about thinking like this:
❌ “Why isn’t this working?” ✅ “What assumption am I making that might be wrong?”
Great developers:
Debug calmly
Google effectively
Read documentation
Ask better questions
Stack Overflow won’t make you great. Your problem-solving process will.
What was the hardest bug you’ve fixed recently?
3️⃣ “If I Had to Start Software Development in 2026”
If I were starting from scratch today, I would:
1️⃣ Learn one language deeply (JavaScript or Python) 2️⃣ Master Git & GitHub early 3️⃣ Build 5 real-world projects 4️⃣ Learn how APIs work 5️⃣ Understand deployment (Docker, cloud basics)
And most importantly…
I would focus less on “what’s trending” And more on “what solves problems.”
Tech rewards builders, not trend chasers.
Agree or disagree?
4️⃣ “AI Won’t Replace Developers — But…”
AI won’t replace developers.
But developers who use AI will replace those who don’t.
The new skill isn’t just coding. It’s:
Prompting effectively
Reviewing AI-generated code
Understanding system design
Thinking critically
AI writes code. You design systems.
That’s the difference.
How are you using AI in your workflow?
5️⃣ “Why Most Side Projects Fail”
Most side projects don’t fail because of bad code.
They fail because:
No real problem was solved
No user feedback was collected
The developer got bored
Before writing a single line of code, ask:
💭 Who is this for? 💭 What pain does it solve? 💭 Would someone pay for this?
Build for people. Not just for your portfolio.
What’s a project you’re currently working on?