Since I started programming I have been asked one question, isn’t what you’re doing hard?
I think it’s in human nature to be afraid of something we don’t have an idea about or we extremely have little information about. In fact most of the time it’s because of lack of passion that will make things look hard.
First of all they are many types of programming, depending on the type one can be harder than other for some people.
That said in my opinion don’t judge programming before you actually get involved, because if you do chances are you may love it more than anything else you’ve ever done before.
Programming has helped me help businesses in my country establish a website, it is also helping me learn a lot of different things in life because of the tasks am sometimes presented to besides of helping teach others about something life changing.
My advise. If you are to try programming and don’t want to waste time.
The above are my personal opinions and I have developed them based on the 5 years of web development experience.
You’re welcome to program.
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After reading this article, smiles all the way.. Congs!! i think this year you make 6years all round.
It is true that i also have to learn the basics before i dive into this thing called programming. I have a feeling that programming is sweet when you get to it and understand how things are working together. Its poetry like some say.
Can i consider asking you for some help concerning my php and mysql learning journey this year?
Bytheway, i also got some courses from Udemy (like you shared with me) to get me started plus my book from O'reilly.