RE: What People Think Programming Is Vs. What It Really Is by phillyc

funny · @phillyc · May 3 '18

The googling errors thing is spot on &#128514; I trained as a front end developer for about 6 months, and after the frustrations I experienced I decided to become a content creator instead. 

Some people seem to take to the programming way of thinking easier than others, it's a steep learning curve - a bit like Steemit!

👍 vikthor

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Yeah, that's quite an accurate way of putting things. For some it seems easier to create content while for others it's just simpler to implement the content through a bunch of code lines. It all depends on the perspective, I suppose. :)

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