In today's article, I will be writing about how you can actually get started in tech. This is something I have always wanted to write about. I am glad, I am writing this before the year runs out where I know a lot of people are actually thinking of how to start their own careers or looking for ways to stay consistent, switching their jobs and getting into tech. If you fall to the category of these people, this is the right article for you.

I remember when I started my journey to tech. I must say it's been a rosy journey, but it comes with ups and downs. It required me more patience and discipline to eventually break into the field. It cost me significant amount of time learning technologies and languages via tutorials courses on YouTube videos. I have to connect with a lot of people on LinkedIn, Slack, Discord and especially TWITTER. Today, I can proudly say, the responses and supports I got from different people from different countries and continents on Twitter were overwhelming. Oh! my #100DaysOfCode! That's where the journey began.


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https://kaytechit.hashnode.dev/how-to-get-started-in-tech

What's your opinion about UI/UX...for someone who has a background in design

Thank you, if you had read the article well, my opinion on each paths has been well detailed.

Kindly read up and help share in your group too. �

I still really would have appreciated your own perspective....from a Nigerian point of view Sir

Stephen0mozzy:

Did u click on the UI /UX link?

Also, kindly delete your recent post, let people read from my blog please

Well, Going into UI/UX is a good tech path too... But you need to have a good grip on design principles.

Have you used any design tool before? Any?

Stephen0mozzy:
I still really would have appreciated your own perspective....from a Nigerian point of view Sir