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How To Learn A New Programming Concept 
Learning a new concept is exciting but can often be a difficult and time consuming process.
The process of learning happens over three phrases:
Overview
Learning
Practice
#100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie
Learning a new concept is exciting but can often be a difficult and time consuming process.
The process of learning happens over three phrases:
Overview Learning Practice#100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie
Overview
To get an overview of the concept Google it. Find the most basic definition from the search results and grasp an initial understanding.
From those results identify blogs, tutorials and questions that will lead and help you to the next step, learning.
To get an overview of the concept Google it. Find the most basic definition from the search results and grasp an initial understanding.
From those results identify blogs, tutorials and questions that will lead and help you to the next step, learning.
Learning
To learn, read through blogs and watch tutorials to understand how the concept is implemented.
As questions arise that aren't answered in the learning material, jump back to google and be more specific with your searching: https://twitter.com/frontenddude/status/1268438434823233537?s=20
To learn, read through blogs and watch tutorials to understand how the concept is implemented.
As questions arise that aren't answered in the learning material, jump back to google and be more specific with your searching: https://twitter.com/frontenddude/status/1268438434823233537?s=20
Practice
Implement your new found knowledge by doing!
Write code.
Build small projects.
Read further into documentation.
As you repeat this process you'll go beyond implementation and have a deep understanding of the concept, how it works and when to use it.
Implement your new found knowledge by doing!
Write code.
Build small projects.
Read further into documentation.
As you repeat this process you'll go beyond implementation and have a deep understanding of the concept, how it works and when to use it.
