Since this is a startup community i'd say two things:
- Set yourself a goal (a small project) and try to code it in whatever suits you best, do a brief comparison and start learning by doing. Tool/language doesn't really matter, everyone will pour water on their own wheel anyway
- Get out, meet friends, excercise, take it easy :)
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Since this is a startup community i'd say two things:
- Set yourself a goal (a small project) and try to code it in whatever suits you best, do a brief comparison and start learning by doing. Tool/language doesn't really matter, everyone will pour water on their own wheel anyway
- Get out, meet friends, excercise, take it easy :)
Thanks tzaman. Your second point makes me feel good already :)
My pleasure. I think personal well-being is important if you want to be productive in any field.