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Is AI prompting an evolution or an extinction for Bangladeshi coders?

As the AI invasion poses a serious challenge to human coders, Bangladesh’s thriving IT sector faces a dilemma — will artificial intelligence empower its next generation of developers or render them...

Debojoti Das Soumya. Sketch: TBS

Meet Soumya, the first-ever Bangladeshi gold medallist in Informatics Olympiad

Jazz guitarist Imran Ahmed. Photo: Collected

From code to music: Imran Ahmed explains the use of 'Algorave' in 'Anondodhara'

Anyone from any background and any age bracket can apply for Project Code boot camp as long as they are eager to learn to code. But applicants have to pass a lengthy but ‘necessary’ admission process to get enrolled. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Project Code: Bridging the gap between industry and academia

Tanveer Ahmed posed for a photo at his Banani office with the company's flagship mobile game Dragon Village recently. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

The country’s first mobile game developer company took root from a programming book bought from Nilkhet

“Kitty”, the robot Prapty Rahman developed with her team to grow logic capacity among children. Photo: Courtesy

Ministry of Codes: A young woman’s mission to make STEM accessible to students

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Meet Pritom Kundu, the Bangladeshi programming genius out to conquer the coding arena

How a ‘non-programmer’ became a programming guru

How a ‘non-programmer’ became a programming guru