Re:What is your recommended beginner's hacker training course?
by davidw on Thursday May 10, 2007 @09:51AM
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Start with a Commodore 64 in the early 80ies, then keep programming and learning.
Lacking a time machine, I think open source is the best way to learn and get involved with something. Pick a real project that utilizes some of the technology you'd like to use, and try and dig in - fix bugs, add features, and so on.
Lacking a time machine, I think open source is the best way to learn and get involved with something. Pick a real project that utilizes some of the technology you'd like to use, and try and dig in - fix bugs, add features, and so on.