Writing
Notes from the team
Articles on software engineering, tooling and career growth, written by the people teaching and building here. Published on Learn Code With Durgesh.
- AI & productivity
I used these 3 ChatGPT prompts daily in 2025 — saved 3 hours
Three prompts that reliably save time, with the reasoning behind why they work better than longer ones.
Durgesh Kumar Tiwari
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Top 10 JavaScript tips for beginners
Ten habits worth forming early, with practical examples and the clean-code reasoning behind each one.
Durgesh Kumar Tiwari
(opens in a new tab) - CSS
Top 10 CSS tips that will improve your design skills
How CSS connects to HTML, why external stylesheets win, and the small choices that make a layout hold together.
Durgesh Kumar Tiwari
(opens in a new tab) - HTML
Top 10 HTML tips for beginners
Clean, readable, SEO-friendly HTML is the first real skill in web development — and it makes everything after it easier.
Durgesh Kumar Tiwari
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Resume and portfolio tips for IT jobs
Your resume and portfolio are the first code review a recruiter does. Here is what they are actually looking for.
Shruti
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Top 10 high-paying skills to learn in 2025
Where demand is actually moving as AI and automation reshape engineering roles, and what is worth your study time.
Shruti
(opens in a new tab) - Java
Java 25: the future of coding, now
What the latest Java release changes in day-to-day work, and which features are worth adopting first.
Durgesh Kumar Tiwari
(opens in a new tab) - AI tools
5 free AI tools every student should use in 2025
From writing and research to presentations — the free tools that genuinely save study time, and how to use them well.
Shruti
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