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How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! [UPDATED] - hacksaw24 - 03-28-2013
How To Motivate Yourself To Code
Are you one of those guys that wanted to learn dozens of programming languages to make programs and stuff, but you're easily forgetting it when you've studied another programming language? Well, this tutorial is for you.
1. Know What Programming Language You Want To Learn.
And stick with that language for a while. Make sure you research on what type of applications you'd like to make and what the programming language can do.
Make sure the language is just right for you, and not too hard.
2. Watch Some Programming Videos!
14-Year-Old dreams in Code
What Schools Don't Teach - Coding
These will surely get you in the mood for some coding!
3. Find a Good Learning Source
[spoiler='LINKS:']Codeacademy
CodeHS
Programr
Codeschool
Codepupil
Codeschool
Codeguru
Dreamincode
Class Central
Codeyear
Learnstreet
Tech
w3schools
Webdeveloper
Developertutorials
Code project
Hotscripts
Learncodethehardway
Planetsourcecode
Tutsplus
Visual builder
Brainbell
Udacity
Example-code
Railsforzombies
Tizag
Daniweb
Code Avengers
Rubymonk
Khan Academy
Thinkbrown
Codingunit
Tutorial Guide
ProgrammingHelp
Pickatutorial
Hackety[/spoiler]
Or find a good ebook here on HF and also remember: Google is your best friend!
4. From The Bottom To The Top
Start off learning the basics of the programming language, read the ebooks thoroughly. Don't miss any word. Make sure you get your full education on the programming language and don't give up! An important part in learning programming is that you don't move too fast, start from the bottom and then rise to the top! If you waste too much time trying to just jump into the programming language and attempt to make high-class programs, you will fail and then realize that you've wasted a whole lot of time.
Remember, you won't learn the programming language over night and it'll be a few months until you make something worthy of selling.
5. Self-Discipline
Don't let the beauty of hackcommunity take your eyes away from your IDE!
While you're reading an ebook or watching a video, keep learning and practicing for a long time. Don't slack around and start browsing HC, posting on threads and leeching stuffs you don't know how are they created, like some hacking tools, DDoS stuffs and shits like that. That's a big distraction and it'll take you longer to achieve what you want to achieve.
6. Know The Benefits
The benefits of programming are very good.
*Knowing more than what the average person knows
*Ability to transform into a good hacker
*Make money by programming
*Gain more respect
*Alot more!
I hope you guys enjoyed the tutorial.
And I hope i posted this on the right section. lol.. :dance:
Are you one of those guys that wanted to learn dozens of programming languages to make programs and stuff, but you're easily forgetting it when you've studied another programming language? Well, this tutorial is for you.
1. Know What Programming Language You Want To Learn.
And stick with that language for a while. Make sure you research on what type of applications you'd like to make and what the programming language can do.
Make sure the language is just right for you, and not too hard.
2. Watch Some Programming Videos!
14-Year-Old dreams in Code
What Schools Don't Teach - Coding
These will surely get you in the mood for some coding!
3. Find a Good Learning Source
[spoiler='LINKS:']Codeacademy
CodeHS
Programr
Codeschool
Codepupil
Codeschool
Codeguru
Dreamincode
Class Central
Codeyear
Learnstreet
Tech
w3schools
Webdeveloper
Developertutorials
Code project
Hotscripts
Learncodethehardway
Planetsourcecode
Tutsplus
Visual builder
Brainbell
Udacity
Example-code
Railsforzombies
Tizag
Daniweb
Code Avengers
Rubymonk
Khan Academy
Thinkbrown
Codingunit
Tutorial Guide
ProgrammingHelp
Pickatutorial
Hackety[/spoiler]
Or find a good ebook here on HF and also remember: Google is your best friend!
4. From The Bottom To The Top
Start off learning the basics of the programming language, read the ebooks thoroughly. Don't miss any word. Make sure you get your full education on the programming language and don't give up! An important part in learning programming is that you don't move too fast, start from the bottom and then rise to the top! If you waste too much time trying to just jump into the programming language and attempt to make high-class programs, you will fail and then realize that you've wasted a whole lot of time.
Remember, you won't learn the programming language over night and it'll be a few months until you make something worthy of selling.
5. Self-Discipline
Don't let the beauty of hackcommunity take your eyes away from your IDE!
While you're reading an ebook or watching a video, keep learning and practicing for a long time. Don't slack around and start browsing HC, posting on threads and leeching stuffs you don't know how are they created, like some hacking tools, DDoS stuffs and shits like that. That's a big distraction and it'll take you longer to achieve what you want to achieve.
6. Know The Benefits
The benefits of programming are very good.
*Knowing more than what the average person knows
*Ability to transform into a good hacker
*Make money by programming
*Gain more respect
*Alot more!
I hope you guys enjoyed the tutorial.
And I hope i posted this on the right section. lol.. :dance:How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! [UPDATED] - hacksaw24 - 03-28-2013
How To Motivate Yourself To Code
Are you one of those guys that wanted to learn dozens of programming languages to make programs and stuff, but you're easily forgetting it when you've studied another programming language? Well, this tutorial is for you.
1. Know What Programming Language You Want To Learn.
And stick with that language for a while. Make sure you research on what type of applications you'd like to make and what the programming language can do.
Make sure the language is just right for you, and not too hard.
2. Watch Some Programming Videos!
14-Year-Old dreams in Code
What Schools Don't Teach - Coding
These will surely get you in the mood for some coding!
3. Find a Good Learning Source
[spoiler='LINKS:']Codeacademy
CodeHS
Programr
Codeschool
Codepupil
Codeschool
Codeguru
Dreamincode
Class Central
Codeyear
Learnstreet
Tech
w3schools
Webdeveloper
Developertutorials
Code project
Hotscripts
Learncodethehardway
Planetsourcecode
Tutsplus
Visual builder
Brainbell
Udacity
Example-code
Railsforzombies
Tizag
Daniweb
Code Avengers
Rubymonk
Khan Academy
Thinkbrown
Codingunit
Tutorial Guide
ProgrammingHelp
Pickatutorial
Hackety[/spoiler]
Or find a good ebook here on HF and also remember: Google is your best friend!
4. From The Bottom To The Top
Start off learning the basics of the programming language, read the ebooks thoroughly. Don't miss any word. Make sure you get your full education on the programming language and don't give up! An important part in learning programming is that you don't move too fast, start from the bottom and then rise to the top! If you waste too much time trying to just jump into the programming language and attempt to make high-class programs, you will fail and then realize that you've wasted a whole lot of time.
Remember, you won't learn the programming language over night and it'll be a few months until you make something worthy of selling.
5. Self-Discipline
Don't let the beauty of hackcommunity take your eyes away from your IDE!
While you're reading an ebook or watching a video, keep learning and practicing for a long time. Don't slack around and start browsing HC, posting on threads and leeching stuffs you don't know how are they created, like some hacking tools, DDoS stuffs and shits like that. That's a big distraction and it'll take you longer to achieve what you want to achieve.
6. Know The Benefits
The benefits of programming are very good.
*Knowing more than what the average person knows
*Ability to transform into a good hacker
*Make money by programming
*Gain more respect
*Alot more!
I hope you guys enjoyed the tutorial. And I hope i posted this on the right section. lol.. :dance:
Are you one of those guys that wanted to learn dozens of programming languages to make programs and stuff, but you're easily forgetting it when you've studied another programming language? Well, this tutorial is for you.
1. Know What Programming Language You Want To Learn.
And stick with that language for a while. Make sure you research on what type of applications you'd like to make and what the programming language can do.
Make sure the language is just right for you, and not too hard.
2. Watch Some Programming Videos!
14-Year-Old dreams in Code
What Schools Don't Teach - Coding
These will surely get you in the mood for some coding!
3. Find a Good Learning Source
[spoiler='LINKS:']Codeacademy
CodeHS
Programr
Codeschool
Codepupil
Codeschool
Codeguru
Dreamincode
Class Central
Codeyear
Learnstreet
Tech
w3schools
Webdeveloper
Developertutorials
Code project
Hotscripts
Learncodethehardway
Planetsourcecode
Tutsplus
Visual builder
Brainbell
Udacity
Example-code
Railsforzombies
Tizag
Daniweb
Code Avengers
Rubymonk
Khan Academy
Thinkbrown
Codingunit
Tutorial Guide
ProgrammingHelp
Pickatutorial
Hackety[/spoiler]
Or find a good ebook here on HF and also remember: Google is your best friend!
4. From The Bottom To The Top
Start off learning the basics of the programming language, read the ebooks thoroughly. Don't miss any word. Make sure you get your full education on the programming language and don't give up! An important part in learning programming is that you don't move too fast, start from the bottom and then rise to the top! If you waste too much time trying to just jump into the programming language and attempt to make high-class programs, you will fail and then realize that you've wasted a whole lot of time.
Remember, you won't learn the programming language over night and it'll be a few months until you make something worthy of selling.
5. Self-Discipline
Don't let the beauty of hackcommunity take your eyes away from your IDE!
While you're reading an ebook or watching a video, keep learning and practicing for a long time. Don't slack around and start browsing HC, posting on threads and leeching stuffs you don't know how are they created, like some hacking tools, DDoS stuffs and shits like that. That's a big distraction and it'll take you longer to achieve what you want to achieve.
6. Know The Benefits
The benefits of programming are very good.
*Knowing more than what the average person knows
*Ability to transform into a good hacker
*Make money by programming
*Gain more respect
*Alot more!
I hope you guys enjoyed the tutorial.
And I hope i posted this on the right section. lol.. :dance:RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! - Nailo - 03-28-2013
The New Boston sucks learn from ebooks are wayyyy better or codecademy.com.
RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! - Nailo - 03-28-2013
The New Boston sucks learn from ebooks are wayyyy better or codecademy.com.
RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! - Deque - 03-29-2013
I highly agree with LiveFaster here.
"The New Boston" and "Good Learning Source" is a contradiction in itself.
And what is the problem with using google while coding? I didn't quite understand that. I need google a lot to answer some questions for the that occure while coding.
Begging for reputation is disallowed. So I removed that part. Don't do it again.
-moved to programming section-
RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! - Deque - 03-29-2013
I highly agree with LiveFaster here.
"The New Boston" and "Good Learning Source" is a contradiction in itself.
And what is the problem with using google while coding? I didn't quite understand that. I need google a lot to answer some questions for the that occure while coding.
Begging for reputation is disallowed. So I removed that part. Don't do it again.
-moved to programming section-
RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! [UPDATED] - Psycho_Coder - 04-02-2013
nice thread and good collection of links
RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! [UPDATED] - Gn0m3 - 06-09-2013
Sweet, I really apreciate this post, Lately I'm becoming so lazy when it comes to Programming.
Regards.
Gn0m3
RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! [UPDATED] - holez - 06-09-2013
Great motivation ... and it takes time to be good programmer ...
RE: How To Motivate Yourself To Learn Many Programming Languages! [UPDATED] - ceewwb - 04-08-2014
I just got motivated!