Coding farms and AI make coding a job not worth the time. Crunch is real and you will work harder than any retail employee and make less than a lot of them

Now if you are doing it for free and fun? Yeah, this is the time. Ai can help clean your newbie code. Whether it is gaming or productivity apps, there are so many libraries and engines with tons of already prewritten runtimes that if you learn to code, you can do more than one person really should

It is also easier to learn. When I tried it, literally had to go basic > c > C+ Teachers would still cover a lot of "basic" coding but a year later all you could do was function calls. The online portals for learning like udemy are infinitely better than any 90s/2000s college class

But I am a philosophical/logical autist, not a math autist , so I really could not stand the inherent clunk of C. I took up Javascript and flash/shockwave but those are pretty useless now. Old languages like perl or python still have a niche where some old company too lazy to switch their platforms will pay you $$$$ cause you are 1 of 100000000 who still know the languages

You also mentioned apps. Android and Apple sdks are even easier to learn. Start out making a flappy bird clone or something like a flashlight toggle, take online courses, watch youtube videos, etc. I have seen people with zero coding background make pretty high level stuff like third party streamers and IR controls, etc with enough diligence

Coding farms and AI make coding a job not worth the time. Crunch is real and you will work harder than any retail employee and make less than a lot of them

Now if you are doing it for free and fun? Yeah, this is the time. Ai can help clean your newbie code. Whether it is gaming or productivity apps, there are so many libraries and engines with tons of already prewritten runtimes that if you learn to code, you can do more than one person really should

It is also easier to learn. When I tried it, literally had to go basic > c > C+ Teachers would still cover a lot of "basic" coding but a year later all you could do was function calls. The online portals for learning like udemy are infinitely better than any 90s/2000s college class

But I am a philosophical/logical autist, not a math autist , so I really could not stand the inherent clunk of C. I took up Javascript and flash/shockwave but those are pretty useless now and not like perl or python are niche where some old company too lazy to switch their platforms will pay you $$$$ cause you are 1 of 100000000 who still know the languages

You also mentioned apps. Android and Apple sdks are even easier to learn. Start out making a flappy bird clone or something like a flashlight toggle, take online courses, watch youtube videos, etc. I have seen people with zero coding background make pretty high level stuff like third party streamers and IR controls, etc with enough diligence

Coding farms and AI make coding a job not worth the time. Crunch is real and you will work harder than any retail employee and make less than a lot of them

Now if you are doing it for free? Yeah, this is the time. Ai can help clean your newbie code. Whether it is gaming or productivity apps, there are so many libraries and engines with tons of already prewritten runtimes that if you learn to code, you can do more than one person really should

It is also easier to learn. When I tried it, literally had to go basic > c > C+ Teachers would still cover a lot of "basic" coding but a year later all you could do was function calls. The online portals for learning like udemy are infinitely better than any 90s/2000s college class

But I am a philosophical/logical autist, not a math autist , so I really could not stand the inherent clunk of C. I took up Javascript and flash/shockwave but those are pretty useless now and not like perl or python are niche where some old company too lazy to switch their platforms will pay you $$$$ cause you are 1 of 100000000 who still know the languages

You also mentioned apps. Android and Apple sdks are even easier to learn. Start out making a flappy bird clone or something like a flashlight toggle, take online courses, watch youtube videos, etc. I have seen people with zero coding background make pretty high level stuff like third party streamers and IR controls, etc with enough diligence

Coding farms and AI make coding a job not worth the time. Crunch is real and you will work harder than any retail employee and make less than a lot of them

Now if you are doing it for free? Yeah, this is the time. Ai can help clean your newbie code. Whether it is gaming or productivity apps, there are so many libraries and engines with tons of already prewritten runtimes that if you learn to code, you can do more than one person really should

It is also easier to learn. When I tried it, literally had to go basic > c > C+ Teachers would still cover a lot of "basic" coding but a year later all you could do was function calls. The online portals for learning like udemy are infinitely better than any 90s/2000s college class

But I am a philosophical/logical autist, not a math autist , so I really could not stand the inherent clunk of C. I took up Javascript and flash/shockwave but those are pretty useless now and not like perl or python are niche where some old company too lazy to switch their platforms will pay you $$$$ cause you are 1 of 100000000 who still know the languages

You also mentioned apps. Android and Apple sdks are even easier to learn. Start out making a flappy bird clone or something like a flashlight toggle, take online courses, watch youtube videos, etc. I have seen people with zero coding background make pretty high level stuff like third party streamers and IR controls, etc

Coding farms and AI make coding a job not worth the time. Crunch is real and you will work harder than any retail employee and make less than a lot of them

Now if you are doing it for free? Yeah, this is the time. Ai can help clean your newbie code. Whether it is gaming or productivity apps, there are so many libraries and engines with tons of already prewritten runtimes that if you learn to code, you can do more than one person really should

It is also easier to learn. When I tried it, literally had to go basic > c > C+

But I am a philosophical/logical autist, not a math autist , so I really could not stand the inherent clunk of C. I took up Javascript and flash/shockwave but umm..those are pretty useless now and not in the way perl or python are niche where some old company too lazy to switch their platforms will pay you $$$$ cause you are 1 of 100000000 who still know the languages