How I Set Up Python for Professional AI Development
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I kinda feel like this was like a promotional video of pycharm throughout.
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You really explain very well even the very Silly things . It really appreciated man. I hv literally learned many things nd clear many doubts from ur channel. Kudos 👏🏻👏🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻
Nice video, I love it
New and useful, thank you Tim!
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Excellent video, Tim. One of the few AI coding videos I've watched that promotes software engineering rather than just "prompt until it works." I particularly liked the distinction between models and agent harnesses, the emphasis on using a proper IDE, debugging, Git, MCPs, rules and skills because that's the kind of workflow that helps people grow into professional developers instead of becoming dependent on AI. If you do not mind, I could suggest one topic for a future video and that would be the layer above implementation: architecture, verification, and testing. AI is becoming very good at writing code, but designing the system, validating the output and knowing when *not* to trust the model are, in my opinion, the skills that will increasingly differentiate strong engineers. As someone moving from quantitative finance into AI assisted Python development, I found this refreshingly practical and grounded. Thank you for taking the time to show the workflow rather than just the end result.
great overview, Tim . Thanks you
@TechWithTim Can I fully learn by practicing and understanding what are you showing in your videos Python without other many external resources besides the tools ?
That's nice video pro 👍
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Top Comments (10)
I kinda feel like this was like a promotional video of pycharm throughout.
Download PyCharm, free forever with the month of Pro included and a free AI trial: https://jb.gg/tt1
You really explain very well even the very Silly things . It really appreciated man. I hv literally learned many things nd clear many doubts from ur channel. Kudos 👏🏻👏🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻
Nice video, I love it
New and useful, thank you Tim!
there's a video in the ad
Excellent video, Tim. One of the few AI coding videos I've watched that promotes software engineering rather than just "prompt until it works." I particularly liked the distinction between models and agent harnesses, the emphasis on using a proper IDE, debugging, Git, MCPs, rules and skills because that's the kind of workflow that helps people grow into professional developers instead of becoming dependent on AI. If you do not mind, I could suggest one topic for a future video and that would be the layer above implementation: architecture, verification, and testing. AI is becoming very good at writing code, but designing the system, validating the output and knowing when *not* to trust the model are, in my opinion, the skills that will increasingly differentiate strong engineers. As someone moving from quantitative finance into AI assisted Python development, I found this refreshingly practical and grounded. Thank you for taking the time to show the workflow rather than just the end result.
great overview, Tim . Thanks you
@TechWithTim Can I fully learn by practicing and understanding what are you showing in your videos Python without other many external resources besides the tools ?
That's nice video pro 👍