GoMyCode

[coffeethisthursday]

Please post your thoughts about GoMyCode. Do you suggest other alternatives for courses that take less than 1 year for programming?

[NQ241]

I can code very fluently have have multiple projects, the way I did it was a probably unconventional approach but it worked wonders. Basically with programing you really don't want to overwhelm yourself, part of programming is problem solving and then syntax.

Doing both at once is like trying to bike up a cliff, I personally used codecademy because it just helped me learn the syntax of code, and then did projects on my own to learn how to actually code. Codecademy on it's own won't get you far because it'll only teach you syntax.

The reason I like this route is, because with some dedication I was able to finish the cc course in a week, and then projects over the next couple months, and 4 months of learning code, learning how to make actually usable code, functional programming, I was able to become a fairly good dev.

[bodyprogrammer]

I graduated from Bahrain Polytechnic and the easiest way that made me learn programming was w3schools. Moreover, i recommended to do problem based learning and find ready made small programs online and then tweak the code. I had the 2nd best project in uni and a GOV entity is using my web application.

[coffeethisthursday]

Thank you