Elie Munsi on Warpcast

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If you could learn how to code all over again, how would you guys do it?

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markus - ethOS - e/acc-d

Open up Notepad++ and start experimenting. Learning by doing

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Do NOT start with C++ 🙅‍♂️

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Ayush pfp

Haven't come across a better resource than Harvard's CS50 MOOC

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@typedarray.eth

build whatever holds my interest. only "regrets" for me are 1) not starting earlier 2) doing too much solo coding

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1. Start by reading SICP 2. Ship one project a week 3. Read great codebases

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@perl learn to code

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@gabrielayuso.eth

replit, read through github repos, build lots of toy projects, send PRs to address issues on some github repos.

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Quinton Chester

By starting with a stronger foundation for why and how code is written. I started really young (12), and had a mindset of “just change the values and recompile until I get the result I want” without really knowing why I was making the changes.

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I started with C++, but if I had to do it all over again I would pick an advance language, implement OOP concepts, contribute to open source and build silly projects on the go. Learn version control and collaborate with more devs.

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Not CS classes in Java. After that was good though.

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Patrick Atwater

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understand why design patterns are important

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