/jp/ - Otaku Culture

So guys, a little off topic, but I want to learn programming. I want to get really, really good at it. The problem is, I don’t know where to start. But you guys got me to pass the JLPT N1 in a year and a half so there is definitely a lot of sound theory being promoted in DJT. As such I thought I’d ask here since there are probably several solid programmers who can offer good advice.

Because I am a total beginner at programming, I can’t tell what is good advice and what’s shitty reddit advice. Good advice would be like getting a good grasp on kana, basic grammar, and basic vocab via an SRS then jumping into mining with reading and listening. Shitty reddit advice would be like placating yourself with placebo programs like Duolinguo and Rosetta Stone, trying to compose and speak broken sentences from day one and forming terrible habits. I want to be able to find the good advice for learning programming amidst all the snake oil. And if anyone has good ideas how without actually knowing your stuff beforehand, I’d love to hear them.

DJT may not be perfect, but with the guide and resources that have been built here it is absolutely the #1 place to learn Japanese, and maybe the best place to learn a language in general. So basically, I am looking like something but DJT, but for programming (and CS). A guide, resource list, and potentially community based on getting someone to the highest programming skill level possible as efficiently as possible, no bullcrap. Or, in lieu of that, just a list of helpful resources that any highly skilled coders in here have used. If any of you could be of assistance I’d greatly appreciate it.