[lorenzobr]

The best advice in my own experience is don't buy books and learn by doing. Grab some open source piece of software from GitHub or anywhere else, have a poke around, get inspired and then try to build your own project from scratch. But above all...break things! The best way to learn programming is trying to do things, break them, understand why they don't work and go on.

Besides that, programming can be just like painting. Each of us has its own style and, even if there are some common patterns e.g.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93cont..., generally there aren't really written rules on how and where to write and call functions. Just try, eventually learn some patterns and then just do what you feel is better for your own project following your own style.

Once you've done this everything will be easier and doing things will be awesome. In the end, you will be even capable of jumping from a language to another on the fly. Don't be frustrated, keep trying and have fun! ;)

[chpp]

Thank you for the advice