Re:I’m a Developer. I Won’t Teach My Kids to Code, and Neith...
by Nursie on Sunday June 07, 2020 @12:03PM
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> Better be sequencial. And prioritize.
This appears to run counter to all educational programs, everywhere.
I'll listen to your theories on why programming is unimportant after the world has accepted your theories on only learning one thing at a time, I guess.
> Like I said ...
That's introductory teaching right there. You're simply quibbling about methods.
> It's hard to learn a language by yourself unless you travel abroad, while learning programming alone is easy.
Not really, not if nobody ever introduced you to the fact that programming exists, and held your hand as you dipped your toes in.
Maybe it was easy for you, as a self-motivated hacker type, that doesn't mean everyone is like that (even those who end up in the industry, doing perfectly well).
> Software is just regular life, automated and faster.
This appears to run counter to all educational programs, everywhere.
I'll listen to your theories on why programming is unimportant after the world has accepted your theories on only learning one thing at a time, I guess.
> Like I said ...
That's introductory teaching right there. You're simply quibbling about methods.
> It's hard to learn a language by yourself unless you travel abroad, while learning programming alone is easy.
Not really, not if nobody ever introduced you to the fact that programming exists, and held your hand as you dipped your toes in.
Maybe it was easy for you, as a self-motivated hacker type, that doesn't mean everyone is like that (even those who end up in the industry, doing perfectly well).
> Software is just regular life, automated and faster.
Nope.