Your benefits of learning to code?

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Bhayangkara

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Jan 28, 2015

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• Mar 12, 2015

• #41

I try to learn ruby and than ror. Ruby for general programming. So my plan is to program software to make automation in my factory. And ROR , to acquire online word.
But I sometime doesn't have patient. Could you tell me standard time need to expert in language programming
any advice will be appreciate

 

TeKn1qu3z

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Jul 26, 2012

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• Mar 12, 2015

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I have learnt so many things CSS, PHP and C++, python, ASP. Presently I am not interested in doing coding because of my ongoing offline business and other things.


Learning is not necessary, but you have to prove that as a coder for building sites, scripts.

 

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SoftExpert

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Apr 13, 2015

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• Apr 13, 2015

• #43

CEOPhillip said:

I've almost finished up with Java, and about to start on C# and plan to learn a lot more. I'm currently 18 taking an IT course in University.IT is basically computer sciences without the coding aspect(thinking of switching over). Anyways what are some benefits you guys have gained from your coding knowledge, better resume/jobs, money etc...

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Just make degree on University. I did in UK and I can assure you that there is no better place to learn how to write a code in professional way, all tutorials, books, etc. are just a start OR an addition to what you've learned on Uni during studying towards your degree.

 

johen80

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Apr 13, 2015

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• Apr 18, 2015

• #44

Programming leads to lots of good jobs along with lots of easy money. All you have to do is sit down on your booty and type HTML, CSS, Javascript and you have a website. People would rather pay someone than trying to take a couple of months to learn them their selves. A friend of mine makes around $500-700 per website page he creates.

 

Seven4

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Nov 28, 2013

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• Apr 28, 2015

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You learn coding to earn money. Simple as that.

By 'learn coding' I mean serious coding. I really don't know people who learned coding and code just for fun. Most earn nice money thanks to coding.

 

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DrFreemna

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May 1, 2015

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• May 5, 2015

• #46

If one thing's for sure, Your brain will love it

 

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megaclx

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Oct 9, 2009

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• May 7, 2015

• #47

Being able to turn your ideas into reality cheaply i.e. free.

 

ADLUDUM

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Mar 30, 2013

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• May 7, 2015

• #48

HTML/CSS (slowly getting into jQuery now), for me it's more about being able to build ideas into tangible things. There's nothing more torturous then having an idea, wanting to execute it but not being able to do so due to lack of knowledge to actually make it happen.

 

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member8200

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Aug 9, 2014

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• May 28, 2015

• #49

There are lots of benefits when you have a coding knowledge. Programming leads you to a have a good job and can earn better

 

JOSourcing

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May 19, 2011

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• May 28, 2015

• #50

Programming helped carry me through some rough times via RentACoder when that site was still a thing. In fact, my coding jobs paid much better than my writing and design jobs.