learn how to code instead of browsing the coli all day brehs

[TheObserver]

Dope Thread..

 

[JAY?]

This. I just don't have he passion for it. Would love to master php or even Ruby.

When are you putting me in another compromising situation? My girls sister is staying with us for a week and she likes to breastfeed her baby in front of me when her sister isn't around. I'm not sure what to do

 

[MollyGalaga]

shyt, all these udemy/code sites got me wondering


should i stay in college

 

[H@LLOW]

When are you putting me in another compromising situation? My girls sister is staying with us for a week and she likes to breastfeed her baby in front of me when her sister isn't around. I'm not sure what to do

Try to steal one of her thongs, go to the bathroom and jerkoff, is not worthy to get caught fukking her sis during the winter time.

 

[606onit]

I'm an IT novice. I was thinking about studying for the RHCSA (Red Hat) exam and getting cert #1. Im coming from a sales background so what do the 6 Gawds think of this? What kind of job could I get into and what would be my next cert? Any resources listed appreciated

 

[Arithmetic]

I'm disappointed in all the Black people here talking about what they're not passionate about, I work as a software engineer and some of the best developers I know don't love to code but they love supporting their families with very nice paychecks.

These skills can literally translate into millions of dollars and it's not back breaking work. It can certainly be frustrating starting out but that's no excuse to give up and say "it's not for me", none of this shyt is for any of us but if we want it, it's within our reach to take it.

Instead of saying you aren't passionate be honest and say you don't have the discipline to dedicate your time and focus towards something that can literally change your life and open doors to other opportunities that you might actually be "passionate" about.

We don't have the option to walk away from opportunity because we lack "passion", that's a cheap cop-out.

 

[FruitOfTheVale]

I'm disappointed in all the Black people here talking about what they're not passionate about, I work as a software engineer and some of the best developers I know don't love to code but they love supporting their families with very nice paychecks.

These skills can literally translate into millions of dollars and it's not back breaking work. It can certainly be frustrating starting out but that's no excuse to give up and say "it's not for me", none of this shyt is for any of us but if we want it, it's within our reach to take it.

Instead of saying you aren't passionate be honest and say you don't have the discipline to dedicate your time and focus towards something that can literally change your life and open doors to other opportunities that you might actually be "passionate" about.

We don't have the option to walk away from opportunity because we lack "passion", that's a cheap cop-out.

Frfr

 

[MalikX]

I've been learning for a while....I can create really beautiful websites now

My backend game flabby though.

I about to move off JavaScript after this month and start studying Python.

I've started and quit and started and quit and started and quit multiple times. Finally started clicking 2-3 months ago.

 

[Darkslayer]

How Good At Math Do You Need To Be, If You Do This For A Career?

 

[Rozay Oro]

I've been learning for a while....I can create really beautiful websites now

My backend game flabby though.

I about to move off JavaScript after this month and start studying Python.

I've started and quit and started and quit and started and quit multiple times. Finally started clicking 2-3 months ago.

Learn python later on. Learn php now and then c# and java.

 

[Rozay Oro]

I was just thinking. What kind of collaborative coding project should I start (that will be hosted on github or some other place) that would entice you guys to participate in? I was thinking perhaps a 2D graphical demo in c# (using MonoGame) and/or a simple app done in python.

I'm up for this

 

[Rozay Oro]

How Good At Math Do You Need To Be, If You Do This For A Career?

 

[kevm3]

Do you need Math to be the basic web programmer or for most common programming tasks? No. Do you need math to break out of the glut and distinguish yourself from all of the candidates who went to coding bootcamp and are expecting fat paychecks for 3 months worth of knowledge? Absolutely. There is a lot of money to be made in coding, but it's quite a bit harder to get in the door than it used to be due to saturation of candidates and it will be harder to distinguish yourself because there are more coders on the market. If you want to stay ahead of the curve, distinguish yourself and open yourself up to more opportunities, then I'd definitely recommend learning Math.

 

[ImGucci]

shyt, all these udemy/code sites got me wondering


should i stay in college

Yes ,employers take your resume less serious when they see you didn't finish college.

 

[ImGucci]

Do you need Math to be the basic web programmer or for most common programming tasks? No. Do you need math to break out of the glut and distinguish yourself from all of the candidates who went to coding bootcamp and are expecting fat paychecks for 3 months worth of knowledge? Absolutely. There is a lot of money to be made in coding, but it's quite a bit harder to get in the door than it used to be due to saturation of candidates and it will be harder to distinguish yourself because there are more coders on the market. If you want to stay ahead of the curve, distinguish yourself and open yourself up to more opportunities, then I'd definitely recommend learning Math.

Yes that's true, learn algorithms and data structures.


And for the brehs just starting out, I would find a field and specialize in it.

Determine if you want to be a backend dev, front end, or both.
I see people taking full stack courses out the gate without no prior experience, that will make your head explode.

I started out front end, so I became nice with HTML, CSS, and Js.

I never liked backend, php, python , asp.net. The syntax is harder to follow.

I have just learned Node tho, which is just JavaScript.

If you become nice in javasript, you can just learn Node js for backend and will pick it up fast.