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Re:21 Nested Callbacks by hazelcough on Tuesday March 26, 2013 @11:36PM (#5447657)
See, getting value out of Google is something that's learned over time. At the very beginning it was hard to get very far at all with just Googling and when I asked others they pointed me back to Google--some of them unhelpfully, but others showed me how to use better search terms for the subject at hand.

That helped a lot, and I don't resent them for that type of help at all. I'm sorry if it came across that way in the writing.

Re:21 Nested Callbacks by mbillie1 on Tuesday March 26, 2013 @11:49PM (#5447693)
> See, getting value out of Google is something that's learned over time.

This is very true. Especially early on, while learning basic concepts, I found it very difficult to Google things because I did not know the terms or concepts involved. When I was attempting to self-teach my first programming language (Python), I could not understand the difference between parameters and arguments - but I didn't know that that was how to characterize my problem either. I just thought "why doesn't 'x' mean what I said it means over there?"

Re:21 Nested Callbacks by ianstormtaylor on Wednesday March 27, 2013 @12:06AM (#5447743)
Thank you for posting this. I had never thought about how understanding the terminology required to Google was something that needed to be built up over time. Need to keep this in mind.