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by cullinap
2106 days ago
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Not sure what you specialize in, but going deep into a specific subject/framework might help. Maybe work on a project that incorporates things that you feel you are weak on. Perhaps you can create something that incorporates OOP will force you to put things in context and understand how to use it. I find it easier for me to understand things when I build useful stuff. For me I find that projects force me to move past my previous comfort zone. Also you can read other's code, and then pull it apart and understand it. I'm always amazed by my peers coding styles and choices that they make. I try to understand why people make certain choices and that usually opens me out to deeper understanding of a particular language. Finally, I found everytime I learn something new from another language it offers me insight into choices/styles that I make with my current language. Computer science/coding in general is a deep subject, give yourself time as there is a lot to know, or a lot you may never know. |
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