5 questions for those who are eager to be a developer

by Unknown 05:01 0 comments

 First of all, i didn't even ask myself which i should start learning first, "Coding or Desinging". i know i atleast need to be perfect at the basic part of coding, like HTML and CSS and stuff, freaky basic, eh? so the image that's beside this text is just something i feel like adding. hehe, but seriously, have you ever asked yourself, what your real passion is? probably in the computer section, and probably, in web development section?NO? okay, well let me help you identify your passion, and for those who thinks that you have no passion (or simply?) talent and want to discover it, please <a href='i-didnt-even-write-it-yet.html'>check my blog</a>. and for those who knows that you are good at computer, web development, let me help you meet your future you. and when i say your future you, i mean this, wait, it will be designingly inappropriate to add another meme here because i already added one before, dammit! anyways, i will randomly add the meme which is suppose to be just right here, later, or am i going to? :D so before i pursue showing you how you can succeed with what you already know (assuming you already have a basic web development knowledge, or experiance), i need to ask you some questions that i dont want you to lie about or fake about,
 1. How much are you interested to work on such a thing that you might sacrifice your sleeping time(and dont email me if you are a doctor too, to tell me it is not advisable to sleep less than 8 hours...blah...blah...just dont) ?
 2. Do you own any device that you can easily work on coding? and it is probably a computer with a good performace to run some local servers.
 3. can you get internet access quite often? (not needed much, but still, you may need to ask some questions online sometime)

 

4.can you spent more than an hour reading book/s? or watching video tutorials? or simply, how stoical do you think you are?
5. can you get easily convinced by your environment affairs?? like if your mom pass around you with a spice cake in her hand, would you stop coding and beg her to give you one?

well, let me answer the above five questions for you and get to know yourself, or be ready to change yourself to be one of a smart ass web developer,
 1. You probably heard many peoples success, how they succeed in many things that they can easily list of, but believe me, they didnt just prayed for a miracle and slept the night before they get whatever award they got. it is a work of art, the final result of working hard, facing lazyness, not giving up, i know you are like "Yeahhhh....thats what they say too", but believe me, thats what exactly is happening/happened too. i am pretty sure you are just giving your lazyness an excuse to continue like before if you are saying something like that. but dont bother about that, i have been there too, there was a time that i watch an inspirational video to code, just to defeat my lazyness, but guess what? it actually worked and helped me get through all the hard time. the point here is that, you should check that if you are fully interested or not, so if you are not? cut the crap here!

 2. actually, i dont think this question needs an explanation, i just want to tell you that you need a computer at home to work daily or according to your schedule. you need one. or two, or more, atleast one.

 3. This is pretty much same as the second question except this one is internet instead of computer, why do you need internet access? well, even if you get a certificate from any university that you have accomplished in learning a particular programming languages there is still something that either you need to know more about or you need to make sure about its exact fuctionality(some coding syntaxs). so ya'all, am telling you this from my experiance, i still need internet access for almost every reasons why i move my mouse for, we all need internet, specially if we aim to develop our knowledge on something, and i know how stupid it is to write this here, but for those who doesnt have a clue about internet, take is as a room of wise people who you can ask any questions without being ashmed to ask ANY questions that you think is "childish to ask".

and your question is not probably like that ^ hehe. but still, i dont want you to be worried about this internet thing, we have a hope on one of the most famous companies, tech companies like Facebook and google, they are competing to deploy a free internet access for all over the world, so you can just sit down in you chair and wait until a ballon pass around your village, thats the time you should notice you just got a free internet access, for more information about this free internet access, check this out Facebooks free internet idea and also Googles free internet idea

4. i am not saying everyone succeed because they read books for more than an hour, but i just want to make sure, how patient you are to know about something per a day. not per a day actually, per an hour, yes, an hour. to be honest, my school grades started to grow up like a normal kid after i started to read books about some programming languages, i think javascript. one friend of mine suggested me that i should read the book the he offered me, and i was like? whhhaa? reading 455page book? but i actually found it fun to read the book, because obviously, i have something beside "Hate to read books", a true Interest in learning about javascript, do u know what i have done after i have finished reading that book? practising javascript? NO!, downloading more books to read! see? something that you are good at can defeat what you arent good at. in this case, my interest beat my lazyness to read books more. so dont worry if you arent good at something.

“It's sometimes funny to watch some people doing
something the wrong way but doing it confidently.
Even more funny, they succeeded.” ― Toba Beta,

 so to the question point, if you arent a good reader, practise to read more, even if you cant understand some coding books, you can practise by reading about non-coding books, like some romantic fictions? i dont know, choose one and practise, then get back to coding...and it doesnt necessarily need to be "a book", you can also watch video tutorials on a specific programming languages.
 5. i took a spice cake as a scenario, but am not saying it need to be exaclty a cake, i just thought it could be more fun and nerdy to take that. so assuming that you live with people around you, and they probably are going to make you hear something that could make you curious to know about. or simply if one your friend ask you other friend to play a game with him, will you stop your work for that? i hope not. so be concentrated while you are working on something, because if you stop you might forget what the problem you were dealing with and you might postponed your to-do list and probably you will not be able to succeed on something in the expected day. this is the reason why most of the companys out there make their employees ger "wired it" like facebook, so what exactly is wired in?  It simply means that the person is working on a computer and listening to audio (music or perhaps a podcast) from it using headphones/earphones, so if you try to get their attention you are unlikely to get it unless you touch them (as they won't hear you because of the audio and will be looking at their screen and not really around it).There is a wire coming out of their machine and plugged into their ears, hence 'wired in'. 
 
Since today is the first day that i started to blog some serious stuffs but with a good humor, i am not going to make you boored, so chill out and ask youself those questions, those five questions. Thanks!