What's worked for me is pursuing courses with real-world, follow-along projects. I was stuck in 'tutorial hell' for a long time and needed to learn how to stick to one subject at a time in order to really commit to learning a topic.
What doesn't work for me is passively watching tutorials, or reading books and articles without the appropriate follow-through in using the just-learned techniques. Such a waste of time!
My long-term goal is to get hired as a front-end dev.
My short-term goal is to incorporate JavaScript into my toolbox. Man, JS scares the crap out of me!
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Hey there fellow codenewbies!
What's worked for me is pursuing courses with real-world, follow-along projects. I was stuck in 'tutorial hell' for a long time and needed to learn how to stick to one subject at a time in order to really commit to learning a topic.
What doesn't work for me is passively watching tutorials, or reading books and articles without the appropriate follow-through in using the just-learned techniques. Such a waste of time!
My long-term goal is to get hired as a front-end dev.
My short-term goal is to incorporate JavaScript into my toolbox. Man, JS scares the crap out of me!