Project Full Stack 2023: Learning Programming Languages.

I have been experimenting with learning various programming languages for quite a while now. During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, I made some progress with Python, but I did not follow through with a hands-on project. In 2021, I tried to learn mobile application stack with android and ios development plus Java but gave it up eventually. Programming can be tough, but with persistence, resilience and great problem-solving skills, I believe it is figouratable.

I have tried to learn HTML, CSS, Javascript, Python, and Java through various platforms such as Linkedin Learning, Udemy, Pluralsight, Coursera, books, and YouTube tutorials, among others. I attended a BootCamp in Toronto in 2019, but I had to drop out because the learning style was not suitable for me. I have observed that to get a hang of these programming languages; I need to work on projects instead of spending too much time on tutorials.

In view of my struggles in the past three years and the lessons learned in the process, I have decided to give it a go in 2023.

Goal: Practice and study for a least one hour every day at the same time.

Strategy: Scheduling, Batching, at least one hour of practice time. Concentrate more on projects instead of tutorials. Document my journey on this Blog.

Programming Languages to Learn

Frontend Languages: HTML, CSS

Backend Languages: Javascript, Python 3

Framework: Bootstrap, Django

November

26. Codecademy – Udemy’s Python and Django Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp – 2

27. Codecademy – 1

28. Codecademy Go – Codecademy – Udemy’s Python and Django Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp – 1 1/2

29. Skill Up: A Software Developer’s Guide to Life and Career: 65 steps to becoming a better developer by Jordan Hudgens | Codecademy

30. Codecademy | Skill Up: A Software Developer’s Guide to Life and Career: 65 steps to becoming a better developer by Jordan Hudgens

December