It'll be too late to ask for support from the bootcamp (I think they've already kind of given up on me) I'm in, but I want to finish it. It doesn't even have to be finished next year but within the next few years. It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be me trying and done. Specifically I just want to know what the heck is going on with Javascript. I feel like I can understand theories maybe even concepts but once I put something in practice I'm just lost.
On another note, I wanna make one or two Bitsy or and/or Ren'Py games (maybe Twine if I decide to do a game jam)! I made a little Bitsy room this year and that community is just so wonderful I'd like to try again.
As I read through the comments, I also wanna say thank you for this post! I do want to add just take better notes/really enforce what I'm learning in this Learning on Learning course on Coursera. It's helping me be a lot more forgiving in my learning process (I used to cram for stuff all the time in high school and it let me scoot by) and try to override those bad practices by working on and re-enforcing new ones. I'm also trying to build my own PC and use more open source applications!
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It'll be too late to ask for support from the bootcamp (I think they've already kind of given up on me) I'm in, but I want to finish it. It doesn't even have to be finished next year but within the next few years. It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be me trying and done. Specifically I just want to know what the heck is going on with Javascript. I feel like I can understand theories maybe even concepts but once I put something in practice I'm just lost.
On another note, I wanna make one or two Bitsy or and/or Ren'Py games (maybe Twine if I decide to do a game jam)! I made a little Bitsy room this year and that community is just so wonderful I'd like to try again.
As I read through the comments, I also wanna say thank you for this post! I do want to add just take better notes/really enforce what I'm learning in this Learning on Learning course on Coursera. It's helping me be a lot more forgiving in my learning process (I used to cram for stuff all the time in high school and it let me scoot by) and try to override those bad practices by working on and re-enforcing new ones. I'm also trying to build my own PC and use more open source applications!