shrey vijayvargiyaHello friends,
Well, summer is on the way now and we are halfway to the end of March, 24 it's already a high temperature in my hometown during the evenings.
DEVIN: the first AI software developer
If you haven't heard about DEVIN, then let me tell you the cognition labs named company in San Fransisco, Bay area have developed the first AI software developer.
Twitter went crazy, YouTube was bombarded with AI news and jargon, and LinkedIn to live TV news all went crazy for this new AI software developer.
read the tweet by the company that made DEVIN
27 million views in 3 days shown in the tweet screenshot by the company that made DEVIN
Should we WORRY?
Most of us have already heard this news and it's been 2 days so I think this is a good time to put some thoughts on it.
Should we need to worry about DEVIN?
I don't think so, I mean look at the past, when chatGPT launched it crashed the market, went viral and blew everyone in the world.
People were scared that GPT might and would take away our jobs but one year down the line nothing significant happened.
Sam Altman has said about these new AI-related trends, that everyone gets scared initially when hype goes on and eventually it all boils down and the debate, trends and news all get settled.
Watch the YouTube video by my favourite Indian YouTuber explaining the trends and pros/cons of DEVIN.
This video will calm you down if you feel too stressed about developers' future.
This AI and all is too much hyped and let me tell you from my 4 years of experience that AI is been there in the development for the past 10+ years so it took more than decades for developers around the globe to develop something like DEVIN and GPT.
Nevermind, moving ahead
300+ software development blogs
Some of you might have even used my Frontend Roadmap Template and most of you must have heard about it.
Today, I did something useful for a lot of us reading this email and working as a developer. The story begins 3 years ago when I started writing online.
In 3 years, I've written 400+ blogs on medium, with 6K followers on dev.to, a contributor on app.daily.dev, draft.dev, and sharing my writing on Twitter and Linkedin.
It's quite a journey and last week, I downloaded all my medium blogs, filtered them, sorted them(all these using javascript) and added them to the Frontend Roadmap template.
Watch the video to understand what I am saying
So from the video one can easily guess that it's an extensive collection of 300 blogs written on Frontend, Backend, and Mobile app development, most or all of them are in Javascript.
So Javascript lovers learners or developers, this is the right time to access the library and adding it to the frontend roadmap template makes a lot of sense.
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Shrey
