How proficient would you consider someone who knows their way around loops and functions ? (That’s about as far as I’ve gotten in my studies )
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Depends on what you're measuring for proficiency... Those are certainly very big pieces of the puzzle for understanding a programming language!
Software development is a much wider skill set than just knowing a language though.
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That’s certainly comforting to hear, lol. I have to spend more time figuring out the smaller pieces to the puzzle 🤔
There's a whole world out there, yet to be unexplored (by you)... Do you let that stop you? Or do you embrace the adventure? :)
What are you currently working to learn?
More recently, I think I may have come across a pre-existing business model that would be a great use case for BSV.
I'd be happy to discuss that with you if you're interested.
I won't steal it, I promise. Too busy working on my own thing :)
A few months ago I just took it upon myself to learn Python and got as far as previously mentioned earlier. No specific goal in mind except for the fact that I wanted to build something.
You may have a bit to learn before you're 100% ready for this (hard to say from our conversation alone,) but you may find it valuable to work through this tutorial on Flask...
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