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This really doesn't seem accurate. I'm a professional developer who codes, and learned to code, using just a 13-inch laptop. Clearly large screens and fancy key
by morgante 13y ago
This really doesn't seem accurate. I'm a professional developer who codes, and learned to code, using just a 13-inch laptop. Clearly large screens and fancy keyboards aren't always necessary. If anything, they impair actually learning.
- rocky1138 13y agoThe smaller the screen, the more productive I am, as well. As with anything, blanket statements rarely work out.
- zacharycohn 13y agoThere's an important difference between a professional and a complete novice. The complete notice often needs additional tools and a lot more information on hand that the professional would have stored in memory or would be able to deduce contextually.
- cantbecool 13y agoAlso there is a motivation factor associated with better hardware.
- morgante 13y agoRight, but those are definitely the easier things to learn. It should certainly be simpler to memorize a couple keyboard shortcuts than to learn how to program... so just start with that simple task and the "hardware issue" is overcome.