Cory Althoff Interview: Why Our World Would End If Self-Taught Programmers Disappeared

Written by iurii-gurzhii | Published 2020/10/09
Tech Story Tags: self-taught-developer | self-taught-programmer | cory-althoff | interview | beginners | learning-to-code | python | books | web-monetization

TLDR Cory Althoff is the author of “The Self-Taught Programmer” book and founder of the Coding List. He has worked as a software engineer at eBay, as well as several startups in Silicon Valley. The hardest thing for new Python programmers to learn is object-oriented programming. He recommends reading The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle if you are worried you aren’t naturally gifted enough to program. He also has a website that lets you filter over twenty thousand programming courses by price, reviews and subject.via the TL;DR App
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Written by iurii-gurzhii | Evrone.com
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/10/09
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