Zolotov Denis V.·Feb 23How AI is Going to Flip Software Development on Its Head (And Why That’s Actually Not So Bad)TL;DR:
ReadyTools·Feb 7Is Python Still Worth It in 2026?February 2026 — Python has been the world’s most popular programming language for years now, but with all the noise around newer languages…
Dave LumAI·Jan 26The Languages That Built, Broke, and Accidentally Ran the InternetIf programming languages had a group chat, this would be the moment someone finally pins the conversation. Eighteen episodes. Decades of…
Dave LumAI·Jan 23Episode 18: Kotlin, the Language That Politely Fixes Java Without Starting a Family ArgumentSome languages show up to the party wearing a leather jacket and yelling, “We are rewriting everything from scratch!”
Dave LumAI·Jan 22Episode 17: Rust — The Language That Treats Your Memory Like A VIP GuestRust is what happens when a programming language looks at your typical app crash and says, “No. Absolutely not. Not on my watch.”A response icon1A response icon1
Dave LumAI·Jan 21Episode 16: Go — The Language That Shows Up, Does The Job, And Leaves Before The Meeting EndsGo (or Golang, because the internet cannot resist giving everything a second name) is the programming language designed for people who…
ReadyTools·Jan 18The 7 Programming Languages Absolutely Dominating 2026 — Master These Now or Get Left Behind in…It’s January 2026, and the programming world is moving faster than ever. AI is exploding, cloud-native apps are everywhere, web…
Dave LumAI·Jan 17Episode 14: PowerShell — The Command Line That Wears a Suit but Still Breaks Your StuffThere are two kinds of people in this world:
InJavaScript in Plain EnglishbyDave LumAI·Jan 15Episode 13: TypeScript — JavaScript With a Seatbelt and a TherapistJavaScript is the friend who shows up late, wearing flip-flops in a snowstorm, and somehow still convinces everyone the plan is fine.
Dave LumAI·Jan 14Episode 12: Bash and Shell — The Language Youve Been Using While Pretending You Were NotIf programming languages were people at a party, Bash would not be the loud one giving a TED Talk in the kitchen.
