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Been writing code for about 20 years now and.. yeah, it's pretty tough even still. Just one of those things. For sure, syntax and similar stuff gets easier, but a lot of that overall difficulty doesn't go away. Like ZK, there's no skill ceiling. But the game wouldn't be fun if it was easy, eh? It's the same thing.
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Been writing code for about 20 years now and.. yeah, it's pretty tough even still. Just one of those things. For sure, syntax and similar stuff gets easier, but a lot of that overall difficulty doesn't go away. Like ZK, there's no skill ceiling. But the game wouldn't be fun if it was easy, eh? It's the same thing.
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Try to find ways to make your life easier while you're writing code -- if that means writing some program to automate installation, etc, then go for it! A lot of that difficulty you feel comes from trying to figure out many things at once. So working on reducing how much stuff is going on in your head can go a very long way. Maybe that's a pen and paper, or maybe just try: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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Try to find ways to make your life easier while you're writing code -- if that means writing some program to automate installation, etc, then go for it! A lot of that difficulty you feel comes from trying to figure out many things at once. So working on reducing how much stuff is going on in your head can go a very long way. Maybe that's a pen and paper, or maybe just try: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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You
already
seem
persistent
in
getting
this
right,
so
--
keep
trying!
You'll
get
there.
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You
already
seem
persistent
in
getting
farther,
so
--
keep
trying!
You'll
get
there.
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learning to code