#coding journey

[a-fox-studies]

February 6, 2024 • Tuesday

I'm a beginner in app development, and I created this trashy notes app :) the colors are jarring because I was focusing more on functionality than appearance. This is pretty good for a beginner level ig?

[algoworks]

Welcome to the exhilarating world of coding! Here, you'll craft the future, one line of code at a time. 

Are you ready to turn your imagination into reality? 💻✨

[roboticsysinfo]

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I want to be an app developer, but I feel like I'm starting from scratch. Trust me, you're not alone. It feels like the tech world is some exclusive club, and you're standing outside looking in. But here's the thing: becoming an app developer, even with no experience, is 100% within your reach. It's all about taking that first step and staying motivated, no matter what. Our team has 5+ years of experience in app development solutions. So, let's get started and talk about how you can make this dream a reality—without any experience in your pocket yet.

Problem: The Struggle to Start

We've all been there. You want to break into a new field, but the amount of knowledge and skills you need feels impossible to conquer. You might be wondering: Can I even do this? Where do I start? What are all the things that I need to know to start building an application from scratch? It's pretty easy to get the feeling of lagging behind, especially when you view some of those super cool applications that you have installed on your mobile or the developers coding in lightning speed. It feels as though everyone has it all covered, and here you are stuck.

Solution: Your Pathway to Becoming an App Developer

Let's break this down into manageable steps. This journey may take a while, but every step forward will help you get closer to your goal.

Learn the Basics of Programming Languages

Code knowledge is what one needs in order to make an app. Don't be too worried though; you are not supposed to be a wizard overnight. Start learning the basics of some programming language, which will be good for beginners. Swift is for iOS apps while Kotlin is suitable for Android. JavaScript is ideal for something universally available. Go for one at a time. Free tutorials abound on the internet, while platforms like Codecademy or Udemy present structured courses so you can work your way toward getting the basics down.

Now get out there and start building something

Now, fun part: Create! Yes, you will not build the next Instagram tomorrow; that is okay, too. Try something simple for now, say a to-do list app or a weather app. You aren't going for a masterpiece, but for trying, experimenting, and learning. Don't sweat it if everything doesn't seem to work exactly as expected right off; that is how it is in the process of learning.

Participate in Developer Community

Sometimes, building an app on your own can feel lonely, but guess what? You don't have to do this by yourself. There are entire communities of developers out there—many of them started from scratch just like you. Forums like Stack Overflow, Reddit's r/learnprogramming, or local coding meetups are places where you can ask questions, get advice, and make connections. These communities are full of people who want to see you succeed, and they'll help you get through the tough patches.

Create a Portfolio of Your Work

Once you’ve started building apps, showcase them! Create a portfolio that highlights your work, even if it’s just a few small projects. A portfolio is essential to landing your first job or freelance gig. Make it public on platforms like GitHub or build your own website. Show the world that you’re serious about your new career, and let potential employers or clients see your growth.

Take Online Courses to Take It to the Next Level

If you want to level up your skills, consider enrolling in a structured online course. Websites like Udacity, Coursera, or freeCodeCamp offer great resources for both beginners and intermediate learners. Getting a certification can also boost your credibility and show potential employers that you've got the skills to back up your passion.

Look for Freelance Opportunities or Internships

With that said, as you build some small confidence, find opportunities where you can implement this knowledge into the real world. Start applying for internships or volunteer work. Don't be afraid to take small gigs; places like Upwork and Fiverr offer many smaller projects, just right for those starting out. Every single one of them teaches you something and gets you a little bit closer to what you want to be.

Why You Should Wait: The Tech Industry is Booming

Here's the exciting part—the app development industry is growing fast. According to Statista, the mobile app market generated over $407 billion in 2023. This means there are endless opportunities for developers. Whether you're building the next great social media app, a life-saving health app, or an awesome game, the demand is huge. And it's only going to keep growing.

One company that started with zero experience and grew into something amazing is Robotic Sysinfo, an app development company in Karnal, India. Now, our team has 5+ years of experience in this field. They started small, and through dedication, they’ve become a leading player in the app development world. Their story is proof that with persistence, even those who start with no experience can build something great.

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Conclusion: You’ve Got This!

It's time to stop wondering whether you can. Yes, you should try! The process of becoming an app developer isn't an overnight thing; however, it can happen if you start small, continue pushing, and embrace the journey. You would surely stumble, but with every line of code written, you are getting stronger and stronger before you even realize how far you have come.

Remember: the world needs more developers, and this is your chance to be in this exciting world. Whether you aspire to create something big or are just learning because you love the idea, today is the best time to fit into it. Your future as an app developer begins today. So, let's get started on your journey with a real app development company like Robotic Sysinfo!

[digitaldiariescs]

Day 6: New Year's, HTML and Practice

Happy new year! I hope you've had a wonderful start to 2025, and the year has been treating you well so far. If you've started your own coding journey, I hope you're having fun!

We're a few days into January, and up until now, things are going well. I have been working through the RWD course, and I have started my own #100DaysofCode challenge today. Day one of the challenge has been successful! I have learned a few new HTML and CSS tricks, that I can't wait to use on my personal project soon.

I'm a falling behind with python, because I've been a little engrossed with the freecodecamp course, but I've learnt that if I want to stay interested, I need to roll with what my heart desires.

With that, I'm going to get on with my coding! I'm sorry this update has been relatively short, it's been a busy day and I am a tad bit overwhelmed. I promise I'll have more to say in the next post!

[zankalony]

Day 259 of Code: Getting Back on Track

It’s hard to believe it’s been 106 days since my last blog post on Day 153. I know, I know – it’s a long time to go without updating my progress. But to be honest, it’s tough to balance learning to code with writing about it. Sometimes, one has to take priority over the other, and unfortunately, my blogging habit took a backseat. However, that doesn’t mean I haven’t been coding. In fact, I’ve…

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[devi-town]

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[coffeegrlcreamwrld]

back to learning how to code again.

if i’m going to break into tech why not learn what originally got me interested in it.

i can learn anything.

i can learn anything.

i can learn anything.

really want to learn to code and get a job in the EdTech space.

doesn’t need to be in that order.

hoping the 100devs bootcamp has a 3rd cohort in January but it’s not looking likely.

if no announcements have been made by the new year, I’ll join a catch up class in January.

until then I’m going to keep working on freecodecamp and start my data&SQL course next week.

i really can see myself as a developer.

i just have this vision of myself at 30 (and beyond) and i’m doing everything now to set her up nicely.

i’m a software developer 👩🏿‍💻✨

[figtreegif]

Wardrobe // Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman) // Doctor Who Seasons 3 & 4 (2007-2008) + Torchwood Season 2 (2008) + specials

[algoworks]

Exploring Nightmares and Triumphs 👩‍💻🌙 Unveil the challenges that shape the coding journey.

hare your worst nightmares with us and let's commiserate over the challenges we face in our coding journeys. 

[therebelpersona22]

So I finally started my journey to becoming a web/software developer, and so far I’ve loved it. It’s not too hard and it allows me to express myself in ways that I can’t do outside of the tech world. It’s been about 3 weeks now.

[bleucodes]

Day 2

sooo after taking yesterday off I did some progress with my javascript course. excited to say i am 50% done with it!!!yayy!!

[colebabey888]

dimmed lights & pink themed walk-in closets >>> 🫦

[ookamihanta]

Dear John Letter

HEAVILY INSPIRED BY THIS AKESHU POST. IT DRIVES ME INSANE/POS