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you learn by doing, not reading books. Moreover the projects you execute can actually be put on your CV, raising your hacker cred.
by aitoehigie 14y ago
you learn by doing, not reading books. Moreover the projects you execute can actually be put on your CV, raising your hacker cred.
- slaundy 14y agoThis advice is true, but not actionable.
- yashchandra 14y ago"but not actionable." Why not? OP can start with a resource like codeacademy or other similar online resources. The best way to learn is to do it. Yes mistakes will be made. But then again, the best way to learn is by learning from mistakes.
- marwanmoneim 14y agoyeah,that is a great advice- but how i know the professional programmers way in writing code- i mean if you learning from them face to face you will find yourself writing nice code without even notice- it will be very easy, but learning programming alone is very difficult- how we make it easier and more natural? i think code-academy is good but it stuck with baby steps= i am talking about being ninja
- antidoh 14y agoThere is no Royal Road to programming. You have to put in the time. Ninjas put in a lot of time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Road#A_metaphorical_.E2.80.9CRoyal_Road.E2.80.9D_in_famous_quotations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Road#A_metaphorical_.E2....
- marwanmoneim 14y agothat's disappointing