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Breaking down complex systems into simple learning modules.
Introduction
Discover the foundations of programming, from basic syntax to essential logic.
Logic
Algorithms and data structures. The base for solving high-complexity problems.
OOP
Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism. Thinking in objects.
UML
Visual system modeling. Before writing code, we design the structure.
Software Design
Design patterns and SOLID principles to create robust and extensible software.
Architecture
Master software structures design to maximize performance and scalability.
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Solving specific problems and tool deployment.
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Frequently asked questions about the development environment.
Yes, but IT IS NOT EASY!!!!! You don't learn just by watching videos on social media, you have to PRACTICE!!! Do exercises, solve problems, build programs that are close to something useful in the real world.
It requires work and discipline. At Codeando Simple we focus on the "how" and "why".
Codeando Simple's recommendation is that you study for a degree!
But if you decide to study on your own, one way to start is the way degrees do: first you need to understand topics like:
- - what is a computer
- - what is the computational process
- - what is the binary system
- - programming paradigms
- - what are algorithms
- - programming logic
- - problem solving, pseudocode
It is a LONG process and requires DEDICATION! You don't learn it in a week, in a month, in a year. In a degree, mastering the most basic things takes at least 4 months, and you learn it by doing some complex practical work, integrating all the topics in the creation of a functional program. Putting concepts into practice is what leads to learning the topics.
Don't look for speed, look for a deep understanding of every line of code you write.
Yes, you can, but for that you must be able to demonstrate knowledge. Today the market is full of programmers looking for their first job, which creates great competition, and to stand out you must learn and be above other applicants.
By demonstrating knowledge, reaching recruiters quickly; this can be achieved by building a good portfolio with the projects you did on your own.
People think these projects are just empty shells, but they can also aim for a personal venture—those have the most value... and if it's successful, you won't be looking for a job anymore.
This is normal and HAPPENS TO EVERYONE!! Don't despair; it's a difficult path, it's about being consistent and improving day by day; it's a career where you never stop learning. If it's what you like, DON'T GIVE UP. To quote one of my favorite songs... "it takes time to arrive and at the end... at the end there is a reward".
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// Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
-- Albert Einstein