Since graduating from a junior college, I have stumbled all the way through many detours. I have worked as a waiter in a restaurant, worked in a factory, worked in assembly lines, worked in customer service, and worked in telephone sales.
By coincidence, I embarked on the road of front-end development. As a non-computer major and low-educated person, self-learning programming is actually not an easy task, but fortunately I persisted. The job is pretty good at the moment, the income is not high or low in the city where I currently live, and my life is still decent. I will continue to work hard and hope that I will be better in the future.
Since the second half of 2016, I have been in contact with the front end, and it has been more than 2 years now. At the beginning, I didn't have any language foundation. I started from nothing but nothing. I couldn't even figure out the "object", let alone the unpredictable encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, etc. At that time, I didn't know where to start, what should I do? So whenever I encounter difficulties, I cheekily ask my seniors and then check the information. Many times I feel embarrassed, but now I find that people are ashamed to ask others for advice, for fear of losing face. .
I know that my skills are not high, and I am still on the way to continue learning. I am still far from being a big cow. I am in awe of technology and I also know my insignificance. I only hope that this post's "Road to Learning" "It has some guidance for those students who "start from scratch" learning the front-end, not as blind as I was at the beginning, even if it is a little bit of help for you, it is enough.
Having said that, let's go directly to the topic below. It is some information that I usually study and collect, hoping to help you.
1. First of all, I have to tell you that self-study is a very hard thing. Learning itself is an anti-human process. What's more, working alone in a brand new field from scratch. This is not to hit you, but to think seriously. Good, combined with its own environment and conditions. Otherwise, it is not only time, but also energy and money.
2. If you have already thought about it and decided to do it, don't hesitate to stick to it and you can succeed. Any scumbag like me is fine. There is nothing wrong with you. You must believe in yourself.
3. Interest is the best teacher. Many people are very disgusted with this sentence and are forced by life. Is it ridiculous to talk about interest? Actually not. Ask yourself if you are interested in technology. Only by doing what you like and interested in can you go farther and longer. Many people don’t understand this. One day you will understand. I switched to the front end. At that time, it was because I liked it very much, and I was closest to the user. The things I saw and got were very fun. On the one hand, I felt that the salary was also quite high, so I thought it was good to be a front-end.
4. Do a good job of continuous learning and always maintain the mentality of learning. To be honest, science and technology are developing very fast in today's society, especially the updating of technology. If you think that learning a technology can be old, I advise you to stop , It may be more suitable for you to take a civil service exam (don’t be precise, I’m not saying that civil servants don’t need to learn, just experience it yourself).
5. Never feel too late, as long as you act and stick to it, you will kill 80% of the people. There are many self-taught people, but few persist. As Guo Degang said, it’s not how good my cross talk said, but "I survived. The famous marketer "Xiao Ma Song" burned the boiler for many years when he graduated, but he was interested in advertising and marketing, so he resigned from From scratch, now he is a well-known marketing master
6. Instead of spending time on the entanglement of learning and not learning, it is better to put this time on action. If you find yourself inappropriate and can’t stick to it, then change the track and focus on doing one thing, which will improve you. The probability of success.
I succeeded in self-study with zero basis, and I hope you can too.
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