Anywhere you look there are a lot of free resources to help you learn to code. But at the same time there's availability of so much information you would feel like consuming as much as you can but at the end of the day, you feel like you’re not getting closer to become a programmer. What is the way out?
AI, as people call it. Some people are like, yes, it's the greatest technology of all time, and some people are like, this will be the downfall of humanity. I'd say that neither of those responses would be correct. The reason I say that is because this is technology.
The world is online and you need to join the trend in other to bring value to society and discover yourself. Stop being the downloader, it's time to be the uploader. Other social media platforms can be of great help, but nothing can ever replace blogging, you also get to share detailed content with no limit.
Virtual Reality is opening doors to the long-held human desire to escape, whether it's an escape from the current day to day situation or to escape the real world altogether. Virtual Reality simulates pieces of our world or imagined worlds.
There are always two ways of looking at a coin. The challenge with the current generation is that we only view social media platforms as a place of having fun. One thing you need to realize is that you can get a lot of business from the social media networks you create. Most of them are potential customers, or they can lead you to other clients.
There are a lot of computer programming languages you can choose from: Python,C, C++, SQL, C#, Java, Swift, and the list goes on. So, it’s important for you to understand how these languages work, where to use different language and why they exist, this will make it a bit easier for you to decide what language to go for. But advisably, do not to pick a complicated programming language for a start, start off with the simplest language.
Software development is the process of conceiving, specifying, designing, programming, documenting, testing, and bug fixing involved in creating and maintaining applications, frameworks, or other software components.
