I had a chat with my friend last weekend. She is a professional writer. She says, she is very interested in programming but, has no time to learn programming stuffs. When she first built a simple plus/minus calculator app in VB during her college course, it was one of the "Wow!" moment of her life. You are familiar with the "Wow" environment even before trying an app by yourself. Finding passion for programming is the key here.
Everyone started with the "Wow!" programming moment of their life, includes me. What they did differently is - they never quited and kept learning and building things. I would suggest, you continue your Rails learning, build simple apps for fun on your own.
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I had a chat with my friend last weekend. She is a professional writer. She says, she is very interested in programming but, has no time to learn programming stuffs. When she first built a simple plus/minus calculator app in VB during her college course, it was one of the "Wow!" moment of her life. You are familiar with the "Wow" environment even before trying an app by yourself. Finding passion for programming is the key here.
Everyone started with the "Wow!" programming moment of their life, includes me. What they did differently is - they never quited and kept learning and building things. I would suggest, you continue your Rails learning, build simple apps for fun on your own.