No.1199581
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Sometimes I get a little jolt where I want to pick up some classes on coding / programming. Then it goes away after a while and I never really do anything with it.
Anyway, it is now 2025. We're no longer college geeks and are now fully encased in real world activities, settling on our work or own hobbies. Who here still codes / programs this year?
What are the currently favourite languages you use in 2025?
What personal projects have you ever been involved with?
Are you still adamantly coding by hand and your own brain? Or have you submitted to prompt AI to give you the code pieces to set up your project?
No.1199604
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I haven't coded anything in over 12 years at this point. So I guess that means C is still my favorite language.
Never used Ai to help me code anything.
No.1199609
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Vibe decoding feels worse than just writing it myself so I just use it as another set of eyes. Its also a nice way to get some early momentum
I like AI fwiw, I like bouncing ideas off of it and asking it what I should make for dinner
No.1199629
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I choose Rust for most things and occasionally dart/flutter for front end stuff.
Eh, tend to ask AI for some basic patterns. Or rather Gemini just appears in Google searches these days so you might as well give it's answers a go. It's often trash. But sometimes it works.
No.1199654
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>What are the currently favourite languages you use in 2025?
I have a deep love for python, and making short scripts with it. Would never dare to use it in an actual project, but for sketching things quickly or doing a quick data analysis thing, it's perfection~
>What personal projects have you ever been involved with?
Too many to count. Recent project was making my own keyboard layout optimizer to try to find a better keyboard layout than qwerty.
>Are you still adamantly coding by hand and your own brain? Or have you submitted to prompt AI to give you the code pieces to set up your project?
Nothing beats doing it by hand.
I use AI whenever there's a syntax or environment specific thing that I don't remember and just need a refresher. But besides that, I basically never use it, and I NEVER use any code that it produces because that stuff is always crazy buggy or really weirdly written. It's just garbage code.
No.1199670
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>>1199581I write mostly Python and C++. Python is a really nice language IMHO, although it can be slow to run sometimes. C++ is, well, C++. At least it isn't Java. But getting pages of compiler error messages is annoying.
I've found that Claude writes very nice code, although sometimes it takes a few tries.
>>1199654>I NEVER use any code that it produces because that stuff is always crazy buggy or really weirdly written.Which LLMs have you tried? I've found that for small, well-defined tasks, Claude often works quite well.
