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Seems like there is a lot of this going around. My technical co-founder quit and now we're facing the question of getting another one or learning to code mysel
by Rariel 16y ago
Seems like there is a lot of this going around. My technical co-founder quit and now we're facing the question of getting another one or learning to code myself, since my other co-founder can't/won't. I remember being interested in coding at age 13, but for whatever reason I never followed up with it. I literally remember sitting in front of my Performa 636 CD looking at a web page telling me "How to become a hacker" and thinking eh...
Now I wish I had taken the leap. python at age 29 is no fun. But I am looking forward to learning it and becoming comfortable, much like when you move to a new city...or at least I hope.
- orangecat 16y agopython at age 29 is no fun. I had a great time with it at 32. Of course, to fully appreciate Python it helps to have spent years using Java and Perl.