Must-Read Points To Become A Software Developer

“Believe you can and you’re halfway there.” — Theodore Roosevelt

Experience can help someone who is stuck in the dilemma of whether this path is possible or worth it, or whatever the questions may pop into one's head.

Turning a Dream into Reality

Showcase your potential that turns a dream into reality. Always be conscious of what you wish for. Everything may go against your expectations. The road is full of thorny and full of sweat and tears, but consistency and dedication pay off. Remember, your goal must be one hundred per cent clear. Some concepts are harder to grasp than others, but if you enjoy the process everything seems easier.

From Admiration to Aspiration & Struggles and Progress

Writing code is like magic, you feed it with words and it gives you some actions.

Indeed, coding can often feel like a form of sorcery, especially for those who are new to it. The ability to write lines of code and witness the resulting actions and behaviours of a computer program can be both fascinating and mysterious. However, once you dive deeper into coding, you’ll discover that it’s not magic but rather a logical and systematic process.

At its core, coding is about giving instructions to a computer. Just like a recipe guides you to create a delicious sausage roll, chicken soup, or … what is your favourite dish?

Code instructs a computer on what actions to perform. The computer executes these instructions precisely.

The language uses in coding provides a structured and specific way to communicate with the computer. Each programming language has its syntax and rules that must be followed for the code to be understood and executed correctly.

Similarly, learning a foreign language, once you become familiar with the syntax and logic of a programming language, you build a knack to express your ideas and intentions in code. For example, sit out, watch the cars go by, and wonder how you can represent that in code.

The deeper you will delved into programming, the more fell in love with it. The more code you produced, the more you realized that it is a world of infinite possibilities. Along the way, there is nothing wrong with making errors and learning from them, which will enhance your skills.

Conclusion

In summary, for anyone embarking on this path, I have three words of advice: Consistency, patience, and dedication. This is not rocket science, this is not quantum physics, this is pure logic, if you can think logically (this can be learned and trained) then you are good to go. Don’t procrastinate, start now and thank me later. It is not going to be an overnight success, it will take time, so be prepared. Remember, it takes only 30 minutes a day for 59 days to form a habit. Keep this in mind and persevere, for the key lies in your unwavering commitment.