IMHO, I think that it could be better if the question about how to learn programming in the age of LLMs were asked to someone who is learning now by using LLMs. Someone who learned programming thirty years ago can perhaps give you only one side of the coin, whereas someone learning today from scratch using LLMs could give you good advice on what the real difficulties are and where the main drawbacks lie. Combining both views would give a better idea of the landscape.
Javascript running in the browser is an amazing tool to learn programming as everything you need is right there in the program that's already installed anyway.
No True Scotsmanning someone over that (especially someone who wants to learn something new) is a bit weird, IMHO
Trusteando · · focus · HN ↗
sixtyj · · focus · HN ↗
I have realized that simplier (boring) is better. E.g. simple html5 css combo is better instead of trying to navigate in JS frameworks.
lolakutty · · focus · HN ↗
HTML is not a programming language IMHO. Javascript running in browser is not very interesting either.
jaapz · · focus · HN ↗
No True Scotsmanning someone over that (especially someone who wants to learn something new) is a bit weird, IMHO