@RayFernando1337: Highly highly highly recommended class.
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Meng To releases DesignCode 5, a new course with a Codex masterclass, highlighting that good education remains vital despite AI's impact.
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Highly highly highly recommended class.
Meng To (@MengTo): I haven’t released a new course in two years because I thought AI would replace education.
I was wrong.
In a sea of AI slop, good education has never felt more relevant. So I’m releasing DesignCode 5 with a new Codex masterclass.
The new site was built entirely in Codex with
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