advice for running huge filter project on different language dictionaries
1 0 comments 18 Jun 2015 09:47 u/clubmate (self.programming) in v/programming
Comment on: Time to go mobile.

I'm tempted to build a streamlined mobile view for the website. Anyone interested in that?

0 16 Jun 2015 15:00 u/clubmate in v/programming
Comment on: 8 barriers to overcome when learning to code

For me, it was/is knowing which and how many tools to try to incorporate into my learning. Should I just focus on JS? or should I be rendering all my web pages in reactJS components ? or should I really be learning backbone or angular? Should I switch all my work to coffeescript? should I already be using ES6 ?

Some days I see job postings for angular, sometimes people message me about reactjs jobs. Exposure to this sways my thoughts as well. I often think I should have just learnt angularJS by now, but then it seems almost old and less popular in the business world already.

Same goes for the side-projects I work on, it's hard to stick to one through to completion because I can't be sure when something is actually finished, and different projects seem more important on different days.

TLDR; The programming world is infinite. It seems like feeling lost and unready is a neutral state.

0 16 Jun 2015 12:54 u/clubmate in v/programming