Just a short update. I mentioned in my last post that I wanted to start posting regularly, and claimed that I would have a post on a particular date. That was a mistake on my part, as I'm not pro at pumping out content. But I am pro at learning code.
So to be real: I'm a developer first. What can you take away from this? Push comes to shove, I will (you should) stay in my (your) learning groove until it has run its course. If I can't socialize that on a well-formed blog post, that is secondary. But I absolutely want to help anyone I can. So I'm still trying to figure that out. Talk to me, I love to discuss everything coding.
What I've done in the last two weeks
I can't emphasize enough how good and inexpensive the learning resources are. I used to have to pay tuition for this kind of learning. Now it is at your fingertips for a little over ten dollars per course. Sounds like a sales pitch. But I'm just a seasoned developer telling you that it is the best way to pick up a new coding language. Doesn't have to be Udemy, I've heard good things about Egghead.io
What exactly did I use and learn?
What I plan to learn/ building next
Not too distant intention
Like I've said before, I'm trying to figure out ways to help give new aspiring developers a hand. I'd like to do Twitch videos and a regular blog. But we see how that's going so far. So I will document and get better at the content delivery.
I am you.
I know where you're going.
I've been there before.
I know the way.
I know the roadblocks you're about to hit.
I know some of the shortcuts.
I know the conversations you're going to have with yourself.
I know the conversations you're having with yourself right now.
I believe in you.
I believe in you probably more than you believe in yourself.
I can get you there.
