will be adding the books and resources I used to learn programming on the Byte District platform.

As I learn more I share more.

It is still too soon for a course.

As AI gets better year over year, the more important it is to gain digital skills. It doesn’t have to be programming but being comfortable with IT is a bare minimum.

I speak to the beginners at this phase because I was a beginner about 9 months ago.

Learn syntax and the idea of a programming language with Python. Learn OOP with Java. Study and learn Data Structures and Algorithms. Build a full project (I learned on Udemy and Coursera).

I made learning and building new skills the concept of Byte District because that is what I have been doing for the last 9 months. I am helping by sharing how I am going about it.

The way that you learn is unique. Not everyone learns the same way, so.

Having a community to collaborate with is a huge part of business and enterprise. I’m an introvert, however, building a project is bigger than my not wanting to be around a lot of people.

I’m not sure what cloud provider I should use for this project.

How are you all getting feedback or your products?

Embracing the failures as much as the wins.

Software development teaches me patience lol

Learn a practical skill first.

I tend to be more focused on the technical side of what a business is doing. Pure business development is still not my favorite topic.

Some people want to work with you.

micro-economics

Community is king.

Traditional schooling isn’t dead. It’s in a downturn. Either way schooling, courses, or bootcamps don’t equal success.

Go for it. It may work out.