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30385538 No.30385538 [Reply] [Original]

With no programming/coding background. Books? Online video tutorials? Bootcamps?

>> No.30385592

>>30385538
>With no programming/coding background.
get a general programming bg first. google how to program

>> No.30385708

>>30385538
If you are posing this question to 4chan instead of googling you've already failed. Ngmi

>> No.30385776

>>30385592
>google how to program
this can help, but i would also add that as you learn try to put the bulk of your learning time into a language's primary source material. instead of mindlessly following examples and dogmatically accepting whatever framework you can learn and think entirely for yourself with the primary material.

>> No.30385849

You’re on the internet. That being said, pick a language and google a free book on that language. It’ll be hard, but you have to power through it and come up with practical applications and silly programs on your own. That’s the only way you’ll learn. Watching videos will not help you whatsoever unless it is about a concept like BSTs or an algorithm like quicksort. Learning requires diligence and practice. Practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect.

>> No.30385922

>>30385592
On it

>>30385776
Thanks bro

>>30385849
So if I want to develop dapps in ETH, I would pick up a book in Solidity?

>> No.30386028

Stackoverflow and google are your best friends.
Here's my workflow:
1. code
2. have a problem
3. google error code/general description of problem
4. find answer on stackoverflow 99% of the time
5. continue coding
That's really all there is to it other than reading about the language.
>>30385922
>So if I want to develop dapps in ETH, I would pick up a book in Solidity?
Yes.

>> No.30386809

>>30386028
years as a professional dev and this still can explain everything i do

>> No.30388309

>>30386028
I'm not sure if it's because I'm doing something groundbreaking or my code's just that uniquely shitty, but sometimes at step 3 the only result is a github containing my own code :/