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reading everyone's tasks on hand, i feel like an ant standing in a herd of mammoths. anyways,I am working thru clojure -using the only book available. reading
by justlearning 17y ago
reading everyone's tasks on hand, i feel like an ant standing in a herd of mammoths.
anyways,I am working thru clojure -using the only book available. reading some code. unlearning OOPS...and trying to make sense of the marsh of doing many things and not accomplishing anything.
in one word - struggling.
- bmelton 17y agoHeh. I'm probably standing with you, further down the food chain in this thread. That said, everybody started out somewhere, and you're learning. The only advice I can give is to work on an actual project, however small, while learning a new language. It helps me learn ALL of a language, instead of just the tricky bits, and I feel more accomplished when, instead of having just read a book, I actually BUILT something. Chances are the something you built will suck, or at least not be leveraging all the cool stuff you learned later in the book, but it's something. You can either keep playing with it or do nothing else, but if you're in a job interview, and somebody asks if you know "x", you can point them at some code to show exactly how well you do (or don't).
- justlearning 17y agoThanks. I will get the rubber burning. " The only advice I can give is..." a very crisp advice. I am going to stick to your advice rather than borrow from it.