A Python developer with a knack for math. TKD black belt, ask me about 2013.
Applied Math Alum @SMU, but I can tell you all about commutative rings too.
https://www.pbk.org/
I don't have enough experience to say if the feeling of being a noob ever goes away. I first learned to code 4 years ago when I started college.
About a year ago or so I started freeCodeCamp, and recently I've been fortunate enough to pour whatever time I want into learning. My current schedule is to spend 2 hours on learning curriculum, then 2 hours on working on projects. Most of the project time tends to be googling things, but I try and make progress.
Weekdays are easier to put in the time, but if I get up early enough on the weekends, I can also put in the time before I get distracted by people and plans.
Don't give up on learning; feel free to reach out if you ever want to talk.
I don't have enough experience to say if the feeling of being a noob ever goes away. I first learned to code 4 years ago when I started college.
About a year ago or so I started freeCodeCamp, and recently I've been fortunate enough to pour whatever time I want into learning. My current schedule is to spend 2 hours on learning curriculum, then 2 hours on working on projects. Most of the project time tends to be googling things, but I try and make progress.
Weekdays are easier to put in the time, but if I get up early enough on the weekends, I can also put in the time before I get distracted by people and plans.
Don't give up on learning; feel free to reach out if you ever want to talk.
Thank you and I really appreciate that. I go through like 100 questions a day, but I'll try my best to only ask you 99 questions =P