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The OP is not learning to program , he is just juggling programming languages. He dosen't learn to understand the core concepts of software engineering . What
by v3ss0n 4y ago
The OP is not learning to program , he is just juggling programming languages.
He dosen't learn to understand the core concepts of software engineering . What he could learn better is by doing :
- Pick an opensource software of his favourite programming lang
- Set it up from scratch (no docker or GUI installer , build from source)
- Learn how it works by looking into the source code.
- Learn how it was engineered.
That would make him learn a lot faster and better.
- RamRodification 4y ago> Learn how it works by looking into the source code Yes, now he can do that. He's at that level now. He never was before. I think you and OP are just disagreeing on what "knows how to program" means. To me, he described reaching the point where he can actually do what you suggest. Not "becoming a software engineer". You can't just pick a software project and learn things from it if you're still at "what the fuck does this ampersand do?"