Been less active here for the last couple of days.
Got addicted to a code learning environment called Mimo, and have been studying HTML/CSS there for 2-3 hours a day.
Might seem like nothing to experienced devs here, but itβs a huge step for me π
shoutout to nostr:npub1jk9h2jsa8hjmtm9qlcca942473gnyhuynz5rmgve0dlu6hpeazxqc3lqz7 for recommending it to me ππ§‘
I would love to be able to code π«Άπ½π₯Ή so enjoy
You absolutely can β€οΈπ€
Iβve had this huge mental wall and block between coding and myself, that Iβve mentally built in my head.
It started with adjusting my identity, that instead of wishing and thinking that I never could, to actually thinking that I totally can π
This daily studying habit that Iβve started will start confirming that identity to me, and itβll be part of me in no time π
You said that so beautifully ππ½π«Άπ½ Creating a new me that can learn to code. I like that π₯°
You absolutely can π
Thereβs a lot of free stuff you can do there already. I got myself the monthly plan for now, just to give it a go for a month, and see how I like it π
Maybe I should just do that. Take some time for it every day and then get started.
Absolutely π Takes a bit of self-reflecting to find out what you are more excited about creating.
Is it websites, applications/programs or something else.
Thatβll help you understand which language might interest you more π€
Websites and Apps. Something creative.
Thereβs a Web Development path on Miro, which Iβm currently doing π
I think youβll like that a lot π
The easiest way to #LearnProgramming is to stop thinking about it & just do it.
Download #VSCodium, install recommended extensions & try to write stuff. If you do something incorrectly, the extension will tell you.
Rinse & repeat. :)
sounds great π§βπ»
Thank you brother π
it's great how you work on your skills
This is all thanks to Nostr π
Glad to hear! Always though no nostr more then is healthy my fren ππ« Learning is one of the best usages of your time!
Thank you brother, amazing people, such as yourself, have inspired me to be more curious and push the limits that I have set for myself ππ€
Great job!
Keep going!
Practice is everything. Especially when learning to program.
The fool who persists in his folly will become wise.
Thatβs incredibly well put, thank you so much for the kind words buddy ππ€
Mimo is very cool.
The best environment Iβve used so far ππ
Going to complete the programs on there, and will then move onto The Odin Project, which doesnβt hold my hand as much and pushes me more to the actual day-to-day way of programming
hmmmm, interesting stuff for a cool god! just make sure not to get stuck in basic html/css cause there are a lot of brand new frameworks that make your life easier! plain css is a headache!
Learning Javacript, SQL and React is part of the Web Development path on the site. π
My plan is to not only learn those, but move onto TypeScript and Svelte later
Channel the time to productivity. π€π»
This is the way.
Been doing ~14 hours of Nostr a day for 6 months straight, felt like it was time to step away a bit and channel that energy elsewhere, so I could come back stronger π
Finding your passion is one of the most important parts of life.
There is nothing like passionate learning. Your ability to absorb will be taken to the next level.
Kick ass brother. π€π»
Whatever it takes to make Nostr a better place.
Letβs build a better future for us and our kids π
Thank you so much for the kind words πβ€οΈ
thereβs so much cool stuff to build and not enough builders, and so now the old users are trying to become new builders
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This is how I expect your setup to look like now that youβve been learning code for a couple days 
