Tag: computational thinking

Article • May 16, 2026

Learning to Code is Not Just About Memorizing Syntax

If you think being good at coding means having to memorize thousands of lines of code, you are completely wrong. The main core of programming is not about how much syntax you can recall from memory, but rather how agile you are in problem solving, structuring algorithms, and thinking logically. Syntax is essentially just a tool or grammar used to communicate with a computer, while the lifeblood of the application you build depends entirely on your way of thinking.

Article • Apr 10, 2026

Wismilak and Koding Akademi Build Digital Literacy

Wismilak Foundation and Koding Akademi have been strengthening the digital literacy of Indonesian students through a sustainable CSR program since 2023, focusing on coding and robotics. This initiative aims to equip the younger generation with 21st-century skills through an applicable curriculum, ranging from basic logic introduction to the development of independent technology projects across various school levels.

Article • Apr 07, 2026

Why TypeScript and AI Dominate 2026

The close relationship between TypeScript and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is driven by a phenomenon called the Convenience Loop. In essence, static type languages like TypeScript provide very clear instructions and structures. This allows AI coding assistants to work much more accurately with minimal hallucinations, ultimately making developers reluctant to return to dynamic languages that are prone to bugs.