Coding is learned day by day, minute by minute, second by second, now to eternity.
Here, slow is actually faster.
Before code, comes pseudocode.
Learn it first, or in parallel.
Then the path becomes easier to travel.
As for best ways, everyone learns differently and no best way fits all.
One suggestion seems to be common among all styles of learning:
- Practice writing code to solve problems. Do it daily.
- Take note of your findings in a timely manner, and review your notes periodically.
- Improve your written scripts as time passes because it will give you a sense of accomplishment when you can write better code than you could earlier.
"Amateurs practice until they can get it right.
Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong".
If you want a place to start, I suggest one of my courses for beginners:
Easy Golang Volume 1 - The Go Programming Language Tutorial
Good luck. Please share your progress and findings in the comments section.
Tony de Araujo
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