I would say straightforward critique, but WITH example-based advice to understand the feedback better and make it easier to apply. But again, it's all about context.😂 One thing that for me is a decisive factor is intent.

@Jane Jonasson Thanks, very useful indeed. I will come back at some of these later on, but definitely something I can use and apply. 😉

@Vatsal Sood Also a good one to keep in mind indeed!

@Jane Jonasson I have build an AI messaging framework for it, but it's just the beginning - I want to include many more things. 😀 But it works like this: I first dump all my thoughts and angles in it, and then it uses a proven techniques to convert my message in a way I could never have written it myself that way. In the near future I'll share a lot of that stuff. P.S. That studying is more of reading and doing a lot of research, so I can use AI to implement it.

@Stipe Romac I think it depends on the setting, but tone/voice would be my top pick in general.

@Kiringabakwe Ibrahim It's not a small win - celebrate your big win! What do you teach exactly? Specifically Python or broader?

@Kiringabakwe Ibrahim From what I understood: - Python: The language and raw tools. - Django: A fully equipped workshop built using those tools. I don't know anything about coding, but I while ago a very experienced coder tested my tool for generating code, and he was very impressed. You might want to experiment with it as well if you want to integrate AI into your workflow.