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In your opinion, how much could a person of average intelligence with reasonable computer literacy learn about programming (specifically, Full Stack Web Dev) after 3 months of full time self-study? Lets also assume that this person has slightly below-average logic and maths abilities but is naturally creative.
Asking for a friend, obviously...
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>>58574523
I think just about an amount.
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>>58574523
why is he so greasy?
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More than he could in two months but less than he could in four months.
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>average intelligence
Average where? The average among the plebeian population is 70 but here on /g/ it's 150. We can learn things they would never be able to comprehend.
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>>58574523
doable. but know that there's no point at which you can stop and say "now I know programming". you will be under continuous training, forever.
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>>58574523
You could definitely reach a working proficiency after 3 months of heavy studying if you build your resume while you're at it
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>>58574523
Idiots complete those web dev bootcamps in 8 weeks. You should be fine.
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>>58574880
>build resume
No degree or industry experience.
Are we talking creating projects for a portfolio and contributing as much as possible to open source and Github?
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How much programming work makes a good Github portfolio? If I had, say, something that could record gifs from any video player on the Internet, and I put it on Github, would that be good? Or do I need to have done tons of things?
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>>58574523
You could probably crank out a Crud app after 3 months
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>>58574785
>but here on /g/ it's 150
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>>58574785
>but here on /g/ it's 150
Fuck no, most of /g/ is brainlets who flock from one meme tech to another. Everyone knows that /biz/ is the highest IQ board, because they are the most successful.
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>>58576938
>on 4chan
>successful
pick one
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>>58576938
>because they are the most successful
Based on what? Some of them linking daddies trading account? Please, /biz/ is 80% shit posting and 19% uninformed bullshit. How do I turn 1 dollar into 10 has become the most common question on that fucking board.
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>>58574523
>average intelligence
>slightly below-average logic and maths abilities but is naturally creative
lol
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>>58574523
I got a remote web dev job after a month of 8 hours a day.
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