Search for a command to run...
How Has Technology Impacted What's Necessary to be A Good Developer
These are the raw confessions of the growing pains I experience as I learn software engineering. I am learning on my own but with lots of priceless resources online. You'll hear about these resources in my articles. Please pray for me!
No comments yet. Be the first to comment.
How The News of AI Replacing Programmers Affected Me About 9 months to a year ago, I thought all the hard work I'd been doing was turning out to be a waste of time... The word on everyone's lips was,
My First Activity in The Microsoft Front-End Development Professional Certificate Course
Filling My Gaps in Learning and Getting Work Ready
How I Worked Through Fixing A JavaScript Problem in The CodeHS Curriculum
I am really feeling good right now! I am most certainly still a novice, but I am finally understanding how Javascript operates. I can not explain to you how clueless I was about coding! I was lost and the only thing I could do was pick away at my key...
I can envision a world where website designers only use tools and never use code.
As a newbie to the developer world, I am discovering new tools everyday. So powerful they allow a designer to focus on customer experience over building websites written with good HTML(and other languages).
Technically HTML, is an advanced language, far removed from its ancestors.
Has the evolution of technology transformed web designing?
If you're on a design team, it isn't impossible to survive without knowing Code.
Technology has created communication tools that work as translators. Designers ideas can be delivered to the folks that write code and never be bothered.
So I asked myself a serious question: Is learning code necessary?
Yes, my answer is yes. The foundation of web design is code. Knowing how to design a beautiful website requires more than understanding people, it requires more than aesthetic creativity, it requires coding creativity.
As I delve deeper into this unfamiliar world of website development, I am excited by its immense possibilities.
The growing demands of knowing consumer psychology haven't superseded the need to know code. I simply must improve my skill set.
It is becoming increasing evident, technology isn't an ordinary career...