The full-stack landscape has exploded with complexity. Here's why building web applications feels harder than ever, and what we can do about it.
2025-10-12
2025-10-30
The year is 2025 and building has become very easy with AI but in reality is it?

When it comes to being a full-stack engineer, tools and able to code aren’t enough. You need to understand design systems - not just how to code them, but how to think them. You can’t build a product without knowing how to design it - whether that’s in your mind, or on paper with a pencil sketch.
If you want my honest opinion - when you're asked to build a product, you should at least be able to sketch a rough idea of how the whole system should work or flow.
It doesn't have to be 100% correct. But you should be able to get at least 50% of it right - enough to show that you understand how the parts connect, where the logic lives, and what the user experience should feel like.
That mindset alone separates someone who just codes from someone who actually builds.
AI impact is huge. Everybody is shipping products, me too and I love it. It is not going away. It is here to stay. And it is only going to get better.
Use it to code as much as you can, build as much projects as you can. You will see where it is lacking and where you as a human need to think. It is not a replacement for human creativity and thinking (yet).
Again, just start building, this is what people have told me every single time and I am telling you the same.