Source: blog.boot.dev
The More Mentors, The Better (When Learning to Code)
The world or programming is fraught with decisions to be made. Sometimes experienced developers are able to share their beliefs in a somewhat objective way.
While working on my CS degree, and I had very smart professors that disagreed vehemently on fundamental tooling and methodologies.
Excluding academic topics like CS fundamentals and mathematical proofs, there’s often not a “right” answer in programming; many decisions come down to tradeoffs and preferences.
If you’re only learning from a single person or source, I’d recommend consuming additional programming content to supplement your learning.
While working on my CS degree, and I had very smart professors that disagreed vehemently on fundamental tooling and methodologies.
Excluding academic topics like CS fundamentals and mathematical proofs, there’s often not a “right” answer in programming; many decisions come down to tradeoffs and preferences.
If you’re only learning from a single person or source, I’d recommend consuming additional programming content to supplement your learning.
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