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Congratulations! By not dismissing these temporary setbacks as being just the way things are, you have the right attitude to become even more successful at what

Congratulations! By not dismissing these temporary setbacks as being just the way things are, you have the right attitude to become even more successful at what you do. There seems to be lots of information, of the sort you are interested in, available on the internet (I won't recommend anything specific as there is too much!) One can learn a lot simply by digging deeper into the specific issues that one has encountered, especially as you begin to see the links between them.

mistersquid 6y ago
> There seems to be lots of information, of the sort you are interested in, available on the internet (I won't recommend anything specific as there is too much!) As a non-CS developer, I find this us not an easy problem to overcome: the wide availability of resources of varying quality. I work more than full time (US exempt employee), and I have enough knowledge that intermediate depth and quality resources do not provide enough and, not having a solid grasp of fundamentals, MIT's SICP course is a bit beyond my current grasp, I would love recommendations for a series of courses, a series of syllabuses, or even a part-time degree program where I could meaningfully progress while working full time. I'm not afraid of advanced math, I'm ignorant but willing to learn about data structures. I'm highly educable but I'm time-poor. What targeted resources would be a good investment of my limited time?