There are also people who code in real time online so you can watch them. It’s great for understanding that even ‘great’ developers have to go through the same process we all do, make the same mistakes we do. I don’t have any links, I’m afraid, so if anyone can throw some in that would be great.
Money does not a great programmer make! I am self-taught and have never done any courses, brought any programming books nor had any tutors. And I’m doing OK!
@graham nailed it… it is an innate desire; you either have it or you don’t. It takes time, dedication and being able to deal with adversity without quitting.
Programming is an art. Someone could teach my how to paint but that doesn’t mean I am a Picasso.
@nick, how are you finding Unity recently? I haven’t looked at it for a while…
That was my point, money does not make a programmer great, it’s like cheating, it does not make you a master at a subject.
So far, Corona’s been my trickiest language, but also a great challenge, because unlike HTML or JavaScript, there are not 100,000 courses out there with a simple Google search.
A language that requires a strong passion and will to continue despite errors slapping you (or me, probably me…) every step of the way.