Lorenzo45

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   by Lorenzo45 12y ago

   I'm not great at learning things myself and benefit greatly from having an instructor, but personally I feel like I need to completely understand something to say that I've actually "learned" it. So for me, getting a CS
2. 32.▲
   by Lorenzo45 12y ago

   It depends how 'new' you are to it. Personally, if I know nothing about a technology, I find that trying to figure things out myself is extremely inefficient and a waste of time. The best things for me in this situation are watchi
3. 33.▲
   by Lorenzo45 12y ago

   The way I see it is it's all about experience. Now that you've experienced that week of trial and error you can complete a similar problem in 5 minutes, whereas someone inexperienced who doesn't have the knowledge you do will
4. 34.▲
   by Lorenzo45 12y ago

   They say the HIG that the black background is to create the illusion of a bezel-less display, which I guess it does pretty well. Not the best solution but it's not a problem for me.
5. 35.▲
   by Lorenzo45 12y ago

   A way to share ideas without having to worry about someone stealing it and not giving me credit.
6. 36.▲
   by Lorenzo45 13y ago

   As someone who is just starting to learn Java and ObjC, am I going down the wrong path? I'm sure this guy is exaggerating to a degree, but I'm not sure how much.