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Abbas🎩👾
@abbass.eth
What does it take to learn development/coding? (not in college) Seriously, (time, effort)
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sean
@swabbie.eth
if you have a decent grasp of math and logic, put in 3-4 hours per day and in 1 year you'll be decent and in less than 2 years you'll be able to build most ideas you might have
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AKYLLES 🅰️
@akylles
I learned, You can easily learn but the question is rather to do what
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Swishh ↑
@swishh.eth
And the right place to learn! 👌
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Israa🅰️ 🎩
@faraaf
According to one of the academies that I saw their advertising on FB you need 3 months
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BATMAN🦇🎩(Billy)
@crosscutauto67
U thinking what am thinking?
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Birtcorn
@birtcorn
following 👀
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nikita🎩
@wws1
these days it's easy to become the developer and hard to become a great developer you can start from cs50x 2024 on youtube or any other cs50 course you'd like
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Mo
@meb
The one true path to learning software dev, is going through 0 to 1 loops of increasing breadth and depth. Start with the simplest project you can think of (literally a single feature) and solve problems along the way. Always aim to understand at least 1 level deeper than the current problem / solution you're facing. Before doing this, go through the whole codecademy course on being a full stack developer. It will provide a superb foundation on programming basics. Once you're done, get on the 0-1 path I outlined, using ChatGPT as a knowledge companion. Never ever have any code in your project you don't understand. This is key to actually learning.
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HΞLiX ♻️🧙♂️🎩
@h3lx.eth
I taught myself while juggling a job and young family and am now a FT SWE, took me approx two years but most of that was hobbyist learning. If you’re working towards it full time you can probably go from zero experience to job level in a year - getting hired is probably the hardest bit
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borst
@borst.eth
same, homie
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