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I'm 35 and I would not start again with programming. Maybe it's some kind of chicken-egg problem, but I find it harder and harder to stay "on top" of the situa
by martin_a 5y ago
I'm 35 and I would not start again with programming.
Maybe it's some kind of chicken-egg problem, but I find it harder and harder to stay "on top" of the situation, the ever-changing web ecosystems and whatnot, because I have so little time to learn everything new and understand it and use it.
Maybe it's less of a struggle with other languages, and if you do it fulltime, but I find it stressful and it gets worse.
I don't know how you can handle this situation and feelings when you are older and just starting out.
Anyway: I find it great that he wants to learn something new.
- adamredwoods 5y agoIt was indeed difficult (40+ myself).