Before you learn programming: what will help you succeed
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Brief Introduction
The ULTIMATE guide to avoiding failure, expensive mistakes and discouragement when you learn to codeDescription
Thinking of learning to code, but a little unsure if you can do it? Overwhelmed by too much information? Don't know where to start? Maybe you started a few times and got sidetracked and need to start over.
You are NOT alone. I wasted almost a year of time and over $1,100 in useless resources. And I quit twice. I quit because I made learning programming much, much, MUCH harder than it needed to be.
When I finally became a developer I realised there were basic, fundamental techniques that could have saved me a lot of time and discouragement. That's what this course gives you.
Fact: The majority of people who try to learn programming quit.
Fact: I did too. TWICE.
Fact: Most people take 3-5 times longer than they should to learn the fundamentals of coding
Fact: There is too much information, but too little clarity on HOW to go about learning programming
Fact: You are statistically likely to buy, learn or practice things that are irrelevant to your goal of learning to code
Fact: you've already learned far more complex skills in your life.
Programming is the new literacy, but there is too much hype and mystery around it. When my mentor showed me the myths and illusions were false, I was able to achieve 90% of my learning in less than 6 months, publish articles, contribute to open source, add functionality to my startup's apps and get job offers at the end of it (even though I didn't want them at the time!).
People spend SO much time, effort and $$$ focusing on the hot language or framework of the day. I will show you why language is NOT the relevant consideration.
So many people think they need to be good at math, or do Computer Science. I will show you how to really think about these questions, and identify the plan that is right for you.
I remove the myths, take away the mystery, and do all this without writing ANY code. Because learning to code is not about writing code. It is about understanding how you should learn to code.
When learning to code, we focus on the word "code", not the word "learning".
So no more BS. No more falsehoods that scare you or make you struggle. I focus only on the questions that really matter when it comes to learning to program. And you will have tools and strategies that will save you a LOT of time, effort and $$$ as you learn to code.
Requirements
- Requirements
- Be prepared to operate outside your comfort zone - you may need to change beliefs, habits and processes
- You must be motivated to minimize wastage of your 3 most valuable resources : time, energy and money
- An internet connection
Zubin Pratap
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