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This post was originally created with Storify but I decided to share it on my blog, too. I hope you’ll find this helpful if you are thinking about learning some coding!
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Here’s what people are saying:
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Why learn to program? So you can save time and be efficient in whatever you do. http://bit.ly/JEGSzF0
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A federal judge learned to code – O’Reilly Radar http://awe.sm/5qq4u <- Everyone needs to know a little coding. It’s cultural competence.0
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today gotta work a lot !!!! seems to be strange to say but i love coding!!! why universities keep students so far from the real world needs?0
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Saturday? Working. Why? Because I fucking love coding.0
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I love it when something new I’m coding works on the first try. #HappyFeeling0
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“#Coding = Easiest Way To Change The World.” This is why I’ve been ditching you for night/weekend classes: http://www.quora.com/Computer-Programming/Should-most-young-people-learn-to-code?srid=GVk #nolife0
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“If you know how to code, you can get a high-paying job right now, or make valuable stuff right now. You will understand more about how the world works, and become a participating member in the digital society unfolding before us.“
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Learn to code, get a job – CNN.com
Jan 12, 2012 … Douglas Rushkoff says to understand a world increasingly run by programs and fill a desperate need for code-literate w…0
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“Learning to code is learning to use logic and reason, and express your intent in a consistent, understandable, repeatable way. Learning to code is learning to get under the skin of a problem and reduce it to it’s simplest form. Learning to code is learning to harness power external to yourself and provide instructions to realise your ideas – whether that be directly to a computer, to delegate to one or more professional programmers or even a human team that work for and with you in any dicipline. Learning to code is ultimately a fantastic way to gain a multitude of transferrable skills.” – Andy Young
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Coding for success – Andy Young – The Kernel
The Kernel’s developer columnist Andy Young takes a nostalgic look back at computer science education and makes a passionate case for upg…0
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“Most people I know who are learning to code do it because they want to understand how the computer and the Web works so the next time an issue arises, they’re not caught feeling stupid about not knowing what went wrong.” – Natt Garun
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Why learning to code is not just a horrible trend
May 16, 2012 … Read ‘Why learning to code is not just a horrible trend’ on Digital Trends. Some seasoned programmers may see …0
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