Where did all you guys start in software development feild these days and age? Looking to try learning and I am really nerdy when It comes to tthese kind of things in
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I had an answer to this kind of question in another thread: "When did you start coding?"
In essence, just find a way to incrementally learn new things in a way that you find fun. Feel free to bounce around projects in order to learn new concepts, then try going back and re-evaluating how you did older projects and see what you would do differently with more experience under your belt. Rinse and repeat. Game modding is a great place to start. (Nov 19, 2024 02:55 AM)GenericSkid Wrote: I had an answer to this kind of question in another thread: "When did you start coding?" Man it's been some serious years, but I've never sat down and figured out where to start with coding or etc! That\ is why I am refering to you guys! 
I started with a free C++ course on Udemy (warez disallowed). The instructor did a pretty good job, it was easy to follow along and has made it pretty easy to pick up other languages.
https://www.Udemy (warez disallowed).com/share/101qVC3@vh4kFokyIQeBCAmG0IoSpnmj5LOJPpxYhX85ecqF0Hb42VplqjA5zBvFDHWxSaMv/ (Nov 20, 2024 12:14 AM)defrag Wrote: I started with a free C++ course on Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed). The instructor did a pretty good job, it was easy to follow along and has made it pretty easy to pick up other languages. Thanks Brodie (Nov 22, 2024 08:07 AM)RedeemTheBad Wrote: Thanks Brodie No problem guy, I hope you enjoy it and that it helps you out. If you stick with it, it should, there's hours of material there. Some of was a little boring, but I had fun playing around with the assignments. |
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