slager889
Rules Violation
- Feb 25, 2015
- 289
- 164
Hi everyone,
I've worked as a freelance writer for over a decade. Then I started playing with Amazon affiliate sites cause I wasn't happy with my financial status. I've made over 15k doing that, while being somewhat lazy about the whole thing, so I already know there's money there.
My plan is to eventually have a bunch of money making sites. I also play with altcoins.
Obviously, given my interests. I realize learning how to code would be beneficial to me. I want to be able to customize themes etc. on my own, I want to be able to build bots for Twitter, Facebook etc., and I also want to be able to make bots that will do my crypto trading for me.
I realize I will have to learn a lot of coding to do all this. And I'm willing to enroll in classes at a local community college if the pros think that is best.
I already have a B.S. Economics, with Econometrics (lots of advanced calculus and so on) as specialty, so I know I'm capable of learning anything.
I would appreciate it if anyone who is able to do the things I listed above can point me in the right direction in terms of books or websites that can teach me the basics, as well as the name of any college course you think would be helpful in my quest to becoming a programmer.
I've worked as a freelance writer for over a decade. Then I started playing with Amazon affiliate sites cause I wasn't happy with my financial status. I've made over 15k doing that, while being somewhat lazy about the whole thing, so I already know there's money there.
My plan is to eventually have a bunch of money making sites. I also play with altcoins.
Obviously, given my interests. I realize learning how to code would be beneficial to me. I want to be able to customize themes etc. on my own, I want to be able to build bots for Twitter, Facebook etc., and I also want to be able to make bots that will do my crypto trading for me.
I realize I will have to learn a lot of coding to do all this. And I'm willing to enroll in classes at a local community college if the pros think that is best.
I already have a B.S. Economics, with Econometrics (lots of advanced calculus and so on) as specialty, so I know I'm capable of learning anything.
I would appreciate it if anyone who is able to do the things I listed above can point me in the right direction in terms of books or websites that can teach me the basics, as well as the name of any college course you think would be helpful in my quest to becoming a programmer.