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Learning new stuff is amazing and courses and tutorials are a great help, until, you realize you’r...
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I like tutorials but in all honesty it really depends on the learner. I use google and youtube on a daily basis when I can't figure something out.
If you get stuck on something, I believe you need to know how to ask questions. If you can properly break down the problem you are working with to a simple 1 + 1 question, then you are capable of finding it on the internet somewhere.
Stackoverflow is usually where I spend time writing my complex questions.
There are many platforms to get good and bad information.
The job of a developer is not to write code. It is to solve problems ⚡️
That's true, learning how to ask the right questions (and with the right frequency) is the key!
Thanks for the comment :)
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Great article
Thank you, much appreciated! ♥
It always takes me 10X more time to complete a tutorial because I want to understand the content just like you are saying and I like to code to understand.
That and taking notes drive the points home
That's a smart way to use tutorials :D
Great Article
I learn from tutorials, as hard as that is to believe.
If used the right way, tutorials can be great too :)
Someone teach dropping old knowledge like updates in android apps, a non finish running. Is annoying