Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
For reasons unknown to me, other people are always asking me how to learn programming. Well, there's the traditional route: go to school, become a coder. Done! But as we all know, many of the best and most famous programmers were those who dropped out of school and were essentially self-taught. Are they onto something? Actually, yes, they are! Not only that, but most of the 'techniques' I talk about in this video are applicable to pretty much anything else you want to learn or do.
Mentioned in the vid:
- PikaJS: Think jQuery but smaller, lighter, and just as easy to use:
scottiestech.info/2017/10/03/pikajs-think-jquery-but-smaller-lighter-and-just-as-easy-to-use
- How to code smarter - now with 50% less irritation:
scottiestech.info/2017/11/21/how-to-code-smarter-now-with-50-less-irritation
- PikaJS on github: github.com/Scottie35/PikaJS
More techie tips: scottiestech.info
For reasons unknown to me, other people are always asking me how to learn programming. Well, there's the traditional route: go to school, become a coder. Done! But as we all know, many of the best and most famous programmers were those who dropped out of school and were essentially self-taught. Are they onto something? Actually, yes, they are! Not only that, but most of the 'techniques' I talk about in this video are applicable to pretty much anything else you want to learn or do.
Mentioned in the vid:
- PikaJS: Think jQuery but smaller, lighter, and just as easy to use:
scottiestech.info/2017/10/03/pikajs-think-jquery-but-smaller-lighter-and-just-as-easy-to-use
- How to code smarter - now with 50% less irritation:
scottiestech.info/2017/11/21/how-to-code-smarter-now-with-50-less-irritation
- PikaJS on github: github.com/Scottie35/PikaJS
More techie tips: scottiestech.info
