hellomrperez

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   by hellomrperez 12y ago

   That's an interesting perspective. I appreciate your response, however, that was not the case for me. Even the mistakes served as learning experiences. When I learned code,I was told to do things in a certain way, sometimes not fully u
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   by hellomrperez 12y ago

   First off, I appreciate your response. Your points are very valid. I don't think one should ever stop learning. I do believe however that one should take on projects as soon as they can. Adding that hands on experience is what puts the
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   Stop learning code, start making things(medium.com)

   1 points by hellomrperez 12y ago|4 comments