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Most people think programming is too hard Actually they are missing good habits Figure out how to solve a small problem every day Stick with it for a while and see the magic happen
Programmers who don't code in their spare time for fun will never become as good as those who do.
Getting too attached to the way you code means you are going to miss better ways of doing things
How to learn programming in 3 steps - Find something that interests you - Start learning it - Don't quit when things get hard
Q: How do you tell an introverted programmer from an extroverted one? A: The extroverted programmer looks at your shoes when he talks to you
Don't wait for the perfect conditions to start learning programming Because that day will never come.
"Religious wars" in programming: - Vim vs Emacs vs IDE - Python vs Java vs Go vs ... - Tabs vs Spaces - HTML is a programming language ... - ... See them for what they are: tools to solve tasks. Don't waste your time in this sort of "debates". And use Vim.
One of the worst habits when you are learning to code is not to code because "you're not feeling it" Go and write something short, quick or easy. It doesn't matter. What is important is to keep the good habits.
The "paradox of clean code": The easier it is to read it, the harder it is to write it
Usain Bolt trained 20 years to run 100 meters faster than anyone But you can't spend spend a few hours learning programming to get a good job?
You don't "never code" because you think programming is hard You think programming is hard because you never code
It's ok to love frontend development and say that HTML is not a programming language
The best developers I have worked with learned coding on their own, rarely at college
30 minutes of coding will do more for your skills than 3 hours of watching tutorials
