I was curios as to how others remeber / handle the transition between the different coding languages. I’m very new to this stuff and I feel as though I’m getting the lesson then some new code set is introduced and I feel lost. I assume that early on and even as you progress you just Google your questions but is there a better way or am I missing something? I also assume when creating your own designs you pick a path stick with that IE… hexadecimal colors vs standard colors. Also in the real work do coder use templates on a regular basis as a starting point?
I felt like that at first. I think the important thing is to keep going. The more you do, the easier it will become. The more you use a particular language/feature, the easier it is to remember.
I think the main thing that I have gotten better is looking up information; It now takes me less time to find things on google/mdn etc and because of this I can do more complicated projects using more and more languages/features.
Eventually, you will get to know what is the same in different languages (it is probably more that you think!) and then it just becomes a question of syntax, which is easy to look up when you now how.
I can’t say from real world experience, but I have been working through 100dayscss.com/ and have just started to add some templates so that I don’t have to start afresh for each mini project. The only thing that I am making sure of, is that I know what the templates do and how they do it, because it is easy to forget if you copy and paste into templates all the time.
