How i learned coding ?
To a lot of non-developers, learning to code seems like an impossibly daunting task. However, thanks
to a number of great resources that have recently been put online for free— teaching yourself to
code has never been easier. I started learning to code earlier this year and can say from experience
that learning enough to build your own prototype is not as hard as it seems. In fact, if you want to
have a functioning prototype within two months without taking a day off work, it’s completely
doable.
Below, I’ve outlined a simple path from knowing nothing about software development to having a
working prototype in eight weekends that roughly mirrors the steps I took.
Get an Introductory Grasp of Python and General Programming Techniques (1 Weekend)
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Python the hard way:
Despite the title, the straightforward format makes learning basic concepts really easy and most lessons take less than 10 minutes. However, I found that the format didn’t work as well for some of the more advanced topics, so I’d recommend stopping after lesson 42 and moving on.
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Python the hard way:
Despite the title, the straightforward format makes learning basic concepts really easy and most lessons take less than 10 minutes. However, I found that the format didn’t work as well for some of the more advanced topics, so I’d recommend stopping after lesson 42 and moving on.
