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1. Studying at university, not all.
You have to admit that schools only provide basic knowledge, they teach theory and not expertise that can help you become a good programmer. And that is why most good programmers when young do not burn time by sitting on the school chair while still in school. Get out there and join a few small product projects to get hands-on experience. There will be a lot of things you need to learn.
In fact, most university programs find it difficult to keep up with technological change. In the first 1 to 3 years, a degree you can buy with money and time can help you get a job that will help you survive, but from then on, a degree will not make a difference at all. Companies do not always base on qualifications, especially for those who have graduated for a while.
So, if you want to throw money and time into these qualifications, I advise you not to think much about being a good coder!
2. Start over with the most basic languages.
If you want to improve your coding, start with the simplest programming languages. JavaScript is the best choice for those who want to know more about programming languages. This is almost the standard language of the web platform and is also used to write mobile applications. You can even use JavaScript to write applications for robots, drones and games. Once you have mastered the basic languages, improving your skills with more difficult languages is only a matter of time.
3. The best way to learn code is to code!
In other fields, people choose to read a lot of books to improve their qualifications. That is true, but not in the information technology industry. Even if you read 100 books about programming and languages, without touching a computer to code a single line, I'm sure you will never get better.
What I can recommend is: read a little and spend time on real exercises, from simple to complex. Instead of reading stories from books, writing code will help you remember longer and in errors, you really understand what you need to learn more to help your coding better.
4. Learn from friends.
One of the best ways to learn programming is to see how others code and observe how they think and solve problems.
It's best to find someone who is better than you or someone who has the same passion as you and try pair programming (pair-programming - two programmers working on the same computer). Trust me, a problem from the perspective of each person will have different solutions, so does the code. You will learn a lot of interesting things from those people. Just after a period of application, the ability of your code will suddenly improve. This is also the way most young programmers in the world apply to improve their capabilities in a short time.
5. Read and blog technology.
When I started blogging, I was sure that I was not the top expert in the field that I shared with readers. I couldn't even be sure that everything I wrote was right. I made mistakes and received feedback from readers. But from this feedback I was able to improve my knowledge and skills. It was by sharing my insights with the community that I realized that there are things, if you never share them with others, you will not know where you went wrong but need to change.
Every week topITworks My blog has about 3-5 new posts, each article has an average of nearly 4,000 views. Do you monitor weekly? Something nice you don't want to miss
6. Learn by teaching others.
If you're already a programmer, I'm sure you already know this: technology changes and what you know today may disappear after a month. Therefore, it is necessary to update the new technology trend for programmers. And if you are not a person with superhuman memory, the ability to forget something you just learned after a few months is unavoidable.
Instead, trying to convey to someone what you know is a great way to help you remember better. When you talk about your insights, you will ask yourself more questions yourself. And in many cases you realize that a lot of "seems" knowledge that you have completely understood before is something you need to dig deeper into.
7. Learn more than one programming language.
I suggest you read "Seven Languages in SevenWeeks" (roughly translated: 7 languages in 7 weeks). Learning languages with different philosophies will give you more directions when thinking about a problem. Open your mind and expand your creativity.
However, plan to focus on JavaScript before learning more languages. Want to be good at something, make sure you understand its nature.
Epilogue.
There are a few things you should keep in mind during your journey to become a good programmer:
With every stop on that journey, don't just learn, do it. Put everything you learn into practice. Make a schedule to practice all the skills you have learned. Just like you can read all the golfing books you want, but you will never be the best in the world like Tiger Woods if you don't carry your golf club.
During the entire time you are learning these things, you should also teach them to others. It doesn't matter whether you are a beginner or an expert, through teaching others is also the best way to learn. Sharing what you know about others helps you remember better, and on the other hand helps them improve their abilities. It would be great, not only you but the people around you perfect yourself. When you see the next generation of success on the path you've ever walked, you will feel how happy you are.
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