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If you're interested in vibe coding but want to push things further and learn AI engineering - Here are my top pick courses through DataCamp: Associate AI Engineer for Developers Track: https://datacamp.pxf.io/OYLa0N DataCamp AI Fundamentals Track: https://datacamp.pxf.io/vDg0ke Vibe coding has made it easier than ever to build apps, websites, and software with AI — even if you don't know how to code. But there's a big difference between asking AI to write code for you and actually understanding what that code is doing. In this video, I look at the rise of vibe coding, why it's becoming so popular, and some of the problems that can happen when we rely on AI without learning the fundamentals ourselves. AI can be an incredible coding tool, but I still believe learning how code actually works gives you a huge advantage. So if you want to build your coding and AI skills instead of relying entirely on AI-generated code, these two DataCamp courses are a great place to start. Timeline: 00:00 Introduction 05:44 DataCamp Sponsor 07:14 Vibe coding doesn't work 08:53 What happens when vibe coding goes too far

If you're looking to learn Python, I recommend these beginner-friendly courses: DataCamp Python Programming Fundamentals Track: https://datacamp.pxf.io/qWNKMg DataCamp Associate AI Engineer for Developers Track (To bridge Python with AI): https://datacamp.pxf.io/jR27bZ Python is now one of the world's most influential programming languages, but its rise came with an unexpected ending for the person who created it. In this video, I dig into the strange history of Python, why it nearly got overtaken by other languages, and how the AI boom made it the most in-demand language to learn today. If you're trying to learn Python in 2026, understanding this history explains exactly why it's still the best place to start. Timeline: 00:00 Introduction 01:28 The Programming Language That Failed Before Python 05:18 DataCamp Sponsorship 06:46 How Python Became Too Important to Change 11:26 The Dictatorship That Worked—Until It Didn’t

The World Depends on GPS. But GPS Is Surprisingly Easy to Break I've been testing Verdent, and one of the things that impressed me most is how quickly it can turn an idea into a working application. Instead of starting with a blank screen, you simply describe what you want to build, and Verdent generates the app, including the interface and core functionality. If you've been thinking about building an app of your own, it's definitely worth checking out: 👉 https://www.verdent.ai/?id=701706 Timeline: 00:00 Introduction 01:47 GPS Became Critical Infrastructure by Accident 08:14 Why the Signal Is So Easy to Break 10:39 So does the world depend on GPS and is it this single point of failure

Get started with SerpApi using 250 free credits: https://serpapi.com/?utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=codingwithdee_july_2026 I’ve always thought of PDFs as harmless digital paper. But the more I looked into it, the stranger it got. Timeline: 00:00 Introduction 02:42 The beginning of the Pdf 04:56 Looking inside the Pdf

Everyone keeps talking about the AI era like it’s just beginning. But I think the public AI boom may end much sooner than people expect.