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Uncharted56:
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Uncharted56:
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earthsync:
It's only you that can figure that out yourself.

rolams:
Ok. Just as If I don't know anything about programming at all.

macanakii:
If you don't know anything about it at all... Why do you want to start it?

Something must have called your attention... Maybe you heard or saw something. That will help determine what your next step should be

macanakii:
If you don't know anything about it at all... Why do you want to start it?

Something must have called your attention... Maybe you heard or saw something. That will help determine what your next step should be

airsaylongcome:
Na money o..."Programmers earn a lot of money" na hin call am

Excel70:
Hi, I am on the slack group, you guys talk about other fields in I.t apart from coding and UI/UX. Can you please explain how to get the required skills for this fields e.g system admin

airsaylongcome:
Interesting. Ask on the channel. The general channel. I'm more than happy to mentor you on Linux Sys Admin.

rolams:
I love computer and I want to go beyond microsoft word.

airsaylongcome:
Na money o..."Programmers earn a lot of money" na hin call am

macanakii:
That sounds good. I honestly usually find it difficult to advise what a beginner should start with, maybe because of my rough start.

But you should definitely start with whatever you find interesting and enjoyable... something that doesn't feel like stress to you. But how do you know without even trying? That's where the problem lies. I scratched the surface of so many languages/areas before settling for one...

I did HTML and CSS, then after that I started jumping between Javascript, PHP, Python and Java. I found both JS and Python more interesting, and Python even more interesting. I remember I could do most Andela algorithm questions easily with Python, but then I was thinking of projects I could build and use to show off my skills but I found it difficult to come up with something meaningful. I tried Tkinter, Kivy and Django, but they didn't really make sense to me. I had to go back to JavaScript, and then I came across FreeCodeCamp and that was where things started to make sense.

I shared that little epistle maybe you will learn one or two things from it. So try and do some Google search, spend a few days on anything that seems interesting to you, if it bores you try something else. I believe you will find your way before you try 4/5 things.

Do reach out if you need more help.

rolams:
Wow! Thanks so much. You really opened my eyes. May God bless you beyond human imagination.

Excel70:
Hi, I am on the slack group, you guys talk about other fields in I.t apart from coding and UI/UX. Can you please explain how to get the required skills for this fields e.g system admin