I wasted 4 years learning Java.
The problem wasn’t the programming language but the pattern I was learning it.
I downloaded almost all Java tutorials on YouTube and was consistently watching and reading articles.
However, I still didn’t fully comprehend or grasp any concept of programming.
One day, I decided that come rain or sun, I’m going to build the Windows Calculator.
That is when everything changed.
After struggling for a long time, I finally built the calculator.
Also, I noticed that my questioning changed from “What is” to “How to”.
I started asking more direct questions that relate to my challenges.
Infact, I went further to build other apps such as:
- library management system
- hospital management system
- Cyber billing app
- etc
…and the rest is history.
Project-based learning approach is the best way to learn this backend engineering thing.
Jump out of tutorial hell.
Here’s a list of Backend projects you can start with:
https://projects.masteringbackend.com/projects
The problem wasn’t the programming language but the pattern I was learning it.
I downloaded almost all Java tutorials on YouTube and was consistently watching and reading articles.
However, I still didn’t fully comprehend or grasp any concept of programming.
One day, I decided that come rain or sun, I’m going to build the Windows Calculator.
That is when everything changed.
After struggling for a long time, I finally built the calculator.
Also, I noticed that my questioning changed from “What is” to “How to”.
I started asking more direct questions that relate to my challenges.
Infact, I went further to build other apps such as:
- library management system - hospital management system - Cyber billing app - etc
…and the rest is history.
Project-based learning approach is the best way to learn this backend engineering thing.
Jump out of tutorial hell.
Here’s a list of Backend projects you can start with:
https://projects.masteringbackend.com/projects