3 ms·
Bravo!! I really liked this: "I think the best way to learn is to solve problems that you actually have. This is the primary reason I decided not to follow a co
by carlosgg 13y ago
Bravo!! I really liked this:
"I think the best way to learn is to solve problems that you actually have. This is the primary reason I decided not to follow a course or textbook. By following my own path, I can tackle new concepts and problems in the most logical order possible, which is precisely when I have them. When I have questions, I look them up on Stack Overflow. If I need to make a big jump, like starting a new language or platform, I’ll bootstrap off of a textbook only until I get off the ground."
- it_learnses 13y agoI've started many times to do projects or follow books or lectures, and it's very hard to stay disciplined. However, once you start on your problem, I agree that it's probably a good idea to look at some lectures/books/blogs to take a look at what's available in terms of technologies and practices to save you time and money.