Why is learning code so OVERWHELMING!? 👩‍💻 #technology #programming #software #career #code

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*I DON'T GIVE A SINGLE SHIT! IM GONNA LEARN WHATEVER THE HELL PROGRAMING NEEDS!! AND I DONT CARE ABOUT MY HEALTH OR ANY SHIT LIKE THAT!!!!*

[gabetheborkingdog]

My uncle who has government job in US, works at governer house as a software developer, told me that i must learn data structures and algorithms at all cost. Because they are the fundamental, programmigng languages may come an go but data structure and algorithms will remain the same

[CodingWithLewis]

If you’re overwhelmed… don’t worry :) you got this

[adivmt]

With lot of options, cames lot of anxiety to what to learn

[chry]

That's why I decided to make my own language and now I know 5 languages.

[ajiteshmishra]

devs from small countries - basic javascript+ php
devs from developed countries- js(react + express)

[marktuggle]

I chose PHP as my go to, if I can do it with PHP, I’m not using anything else unless it meets my requirements.

[iCrimzon]

Once you get past the "it doesnt really matter what language I use or framework I like" phase, then theres actually getting good with the language and thats where the iceberg starts, im 8 months into Go and i feel i only know 5% of what it has to offer

[dailymeow]

The good thing for begginers is to pick a programming language that got the higher salaries, what kinda companies posting jobs about the language you wanna choose, are they startups 💩 or stable big rich companies ⭐
do some research in job sites before you decide

[k_gold]

Best thing to do is go for the first thing you find while doing your research. First programming language that pops up, first sampe project to start with, and then do all the work.

[ithaca]

dont forget to set a goal of some sort, and work towards it. thats at least how i learn, the first language is usually the hardest (unless youre going from something like python to rust)

remember that nobody is perfect and that you are still learning, so google everything youre confused about or dont know about yet, one thing at a time

[maggable]

Not me learning 5 languages at 13 years old…

[Ilikeshake]

As a beginner C programmer I can tell its not so hard even though people told me that it will get hard, but hopefully I will get over it 👍

[vertigq]

Thanks for offering some perspective on this man! God bless you :)

[aadirajuthup]

I learnt how to center a div yesterday and made a to-do list app today ☺️😌... I've made gud progress... Btw it took me a lot of time to learn this 😂 like months and months... Once I got it I was like wow it was this easy? The way I did it was that my data ran out and I didn't have the choice to open up a tutorial... I was like I'm gonna try and center a div without any help (even if I wanted help I couldn't get it lol)... I sat for hours and finally got it and I'll never forget it again.... Don't be stuck in tutorial he'll guys it's a lot better to try and learn it yourself it's a bit uncomfortable mentally but man the results are gonna be worth it. 😎

[kitcat]

Adhd hyperfocus is perfect for this kind of information absorbtion lol.
When you learn the basics bigger 'real projects' are really helpful to enhance your learning.

[Shiro-yf]

I'm new to programming and this really helped me. Now I'm sure I'll go study python

[DanikaOliver]

Ok, I'll keep doing console projecs in C, for now and work as telemarketer to earn some cash.

[baggier]

The correct answer to "do we need to implement graphql to our project"

Is almost always "no, stop over engineering"

[charliesheehan]

Plus the fact that there are so many libraries which are outdated. E.g. xamarin which is still featured as a plugin for visual studio despite being incapable of working on a modern operating system... smh.
Even if you land on a coding language there's still like one million
It do b disorientating sometimes, especially when you're working with something outdated.