But if coding, anything new (anything meaning - anything outside the domain(or even the current library) can put me off. When this happens,I feel like i have no control over the language, then I look it up and find more features, better ways to implement it, get depressed about my ignorance. The better of us here learn to implement it anyway and get better.
I should also add - I've been coding well over 5 years and the looking up web resources has deferred my learning any language via implementation. There is always some code online that I can refer to and refactor to my needs. Now, I find it hard when I want to code the same logic by myself. (Wonder how many have the same feel..I know many of you are true hackers, but how about the few of us?) AND when I try to implement without looking up, it really strains me and takes a lot of time(which i don't get in my enterprise world!) and plus the fake ego of having x years of x language and not able to write a working program.
But if coding, anything new (anything meaning - anything outside the domain(or even the current library) can put me off. When this happens,I feel like i have no control over the language, then I look it up and find more features, better ways to implement it, get depressed about my ignorance. The better of us here learn to implement it anyway and get better.
I should also add - I've been coding well over 5 years and the looking up web resources has deferred my learning any language via implementation. There is always some code online that I can refer to and refactor to my needs. Now, I find it hard when I want to code the same logic by myself. (Wonder how many have the same feel..I know many of you are true hackers, but how about the few of us?) AND when I try to implement without looking up, it really strains me and takes a lot of time(which i don't get in my enterprise world!) and plus the fake ego of having x years of x language and not able to write a working program.
Anyone?