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by playing_colours
1318 days ago
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>> Do you think it's practically possible to learn everything without any structure, discipline? You can learn something superficial without any structure and discipline, but structure and discipline are essential for progress in any learning: be it programming, foreign languages, etc. There is nothing arcane about acquiring new skills. Plan at least a few steps ahead, set some medium term achievable goals. You need to have both theoretical (CS, frameworks) and practical (build something) parts in your studies. University can give you some start, but if you want to be successful at work you need to learn how to learn, and it is a life-long activity. |
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