A book you should read before you decide to learn to code
Nowadays, wherever you look, you're told to learn to code. You can see people who earn good money by typing on their keyboards for days long. Our children are taught programming at school, and you start feeling left behind. You make a big decision: I want to become a developer. But how? I would argue that you should ask different questions. Why? What? Is it for me? What if I fail? What next? This site is a resource that accompanies the book I'm working on that answers those questions.
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Łukasz Marek Sielski, Polish living in the United Kingdom. Professional Software Developer for over two decades. Lead and manager for more than 11 years. Experienced in startups and large organisations. Worked for Time Inc., Nokia, WAYN and MailOnline.