Skip to main content

26 posts tagged with "AI"

AI and machine learning content

View All Tags

Best Udemy AI & Machine Learning Courses (2026): 3 Picks

· 10 min read
Yassine El Haddad
Software & AI Engineer · Independent Scrimba Reviewer

Three Udemy courses are worth paying for in 2026: Andrei Neagoie and Daniel Bourke's Data Science Bootcamp for the broadest beginner-to-TensorFlow path, Kirill Eremenko's Machine Learning A-Z for a full algorithm tour in Python and R, and Krish Naik's Generative AI course for Python-first LangChain and RAG work. JavaScript developers get more from Scrimba's AI Engineer Path.

Best AI Tools for Learning to Code (2026) Without Ruining Your Skills

· 16 min read
Yassine El Haddad
Software & AI Engineer · Independent Scrimba Reviewer

As of 2026-10-23, the best AI for coding while you learn is a chat model on a free plan, used for explanations and error questions. ChatGPT Free and Claude Free both qualify, per their plan pages checked that day. Add Copilot or Cursor autocomplete only after you can write the pattern yourself. The launches of 2026-09-22 to 2026-10-21 keep making models better at writing whole files for you, which is the wrong help in your first months.

My pick, in order: 1. a free chat model for questions, 2. GitHub Copilot once you can read every suggestion, 3. Cursor after your first portfolio projects.

Can AI Replace Junior Developers? What the Data Actually Says (2026)

· 10 min read
Yassine El Haddad
Software & AI Engineer · Independent Scrimba Reviewer

No, not as a category. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment of software developers, quality assurance analysts, and testers to grow 10% from 2025 to 2035, much faster than average. The narrower computer programmer occupation is projected to shrink about 7% over the same period. Headlines merge the two into one chart; they are different job families moving in opposite directions.

What Is Vibe Coding in 2026? Agents, Review Bots and Where It Breaks

· 9 min read
Yassine El Haddad
Software & AI Engineer · Independent Scrimba Reviewer

Vibe coding means describing what you want and letting AI write the code (Andrej Karpathy, X, 2025; Collins Word of the Year 2025). By September 2026 the tools run whole projects (Cursor Projects, September 10) and review their own pull requests (Cursor Security Review, September 23), but a human still checks the result. Reading code is still the skill.

Scrimba AI Engineer Path: Complete Guide (2026)

· 8 min read
Yassine El Haddad
Software & AI Engineer · Independent Scrimba Reviewer

Scrimba's AI Engineer Path runs 13.4 hours across nine modules and takes a working JavaScript developer to a deployed AI app: a hand-built tool-calling agent, a RAG search over your own data, and a Node backend live on Render. It is Scrimba's smallest path, JavaScript-first, and built for developers adding AI skills, not for a Python-first machine learning track.

Reviewed with a Pro account inside the path and its component courses, September 2026.

AI Tools Every Developer Should Know in 2026

· 8 min read
Yassine El Haddad
Software & AI Engineer · Independent Scrimba Reviewer

Copilot, Cursor and Claude cover daily coding: autocomplete, multi-file refactors, and explaining broken code. Building AI features into your own apps, RAG, agents, MCP, is a separate and rarer skill. Learn the first from any editor. Learn the second from a course that makes you ship something.