I want to learn to code, what advice can you give me (please).

[akafaar]

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[Eddie]

Since you are at a high enough position to delegate, I would recommend just focusing on back-end.

I like logic. I hate tedious tasks.

So due to you being a manager, I think you will also hate tedious tasks.

You write the cool logic; assign a junior front-end pleb to do the rest - profit!

If I have to develop a screen, the logic consumes only like 10% of the time spent. The rest of the time is spent finding the perfect blue for your submit button or getting stuff properly aligned for different screen sizes etc.

 

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[Evonik]

I would start with something like C# into JavaScript

WHY? much easier to learn the others once you have C# down, however going from python to C can be a bitch.

SQL is a MUST MUST MUST


Good luck. And best tip: Just keep doing it.

 

[LilDudeFrmAcrossTheStreet]

Keep on going bro. The awesome thing about development is that you will continue discovering new things. I've been into it for over 10 years and I can honestly say that the learning will never end!

Have a goal in mind. Learn what you need to learn. Achieve the goal. Set new ones. Keep going.