how is learning to code ANYTHING but self learning?
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- I mean really... How is learning to code anything other than self-learning?
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I studied software engineering, but I really had to learn pretty much everything I know on my spare time. I think that learning how to code is done best on your own
I feel like they teach software engineering, but you have to learn how to code on your own time.. if that makes sense.. hah
woould love if you will do how to read a documentation about any random API. like each phase you go when working with it
Could you please make a video for translating static and dynamic content using ChatGPT API and Redis?
Dude!
I've being trying to migrate from Infra to DEV for a long time already.
I did a couple bootcamp and I sill have access to a coding school platform that I sign up 2 year ago. Turns out that this year I decided to make this happens and started studying thought out some RUclips videos and even read the lib / framework docs and I'm finally getting confidence in my code skills and thinking to don't renew the code platform access. Everything is on the internet and documentations. At the moment I'm a bit suck with the Entry-level issue where companies are requiring 2-3 years experience for an entry-level, which makes no sense. A dev with 2-3 years experience is far from entry-level. But... it is what it is. I'll find my way to get this goal accomplished.
Lot's of companies definitely want a few years for an 'entry' position. It can be kind of tricky. If you've attended a bootcamp and you've been coding for a couple years (even if it's intermittently) then I'm sure you could brush up for a few months and land a job. Get creative with your wording :)
Hi bro, I request you to make a video regarding how to host the website which hasclient and backend server folders in netlify.
hey I really love your tutorials can you make a video on how to make an add to cart on an e-commerce store with next.js
lots of requests for a nextjs shopping app!
@@codecommerce Yes because You teach like am a 5yr old 😃 and please with an add to cart functionality 😊
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is it possible to become a programmer in your early 40s or is it a waste of time to learn
Of course you can. Lots of factors will play in to this - - current understanding, adeptness, goals, time, etc..
@@codecommerce how future employers look at such types of 'juniors' in their 40s