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Move the line to the programmer.

I want to tell you about moving to programmer. ✌️🏃

1. How to start

I have a friend in my department who is doing Dev, and he knew that I was writing on the web and was interested in coding, so I was approached if I was interested in doing Dev, and now people are missing ✨, so I said I'm interested and probably hard enough.

And then there was a lot of talk so that I could move the line and give me homework and training, so I didn't wait, so I went.

2. How to practice

At first I practiced Muay Temple. I wanted to know anything, I went to search on YouTube, on Google, where AI was not as booming as today, and I bought some courses. I said, it was fun. I knew a lot. According to our understanding, the more you learn, the better. 👍

3. Is it difficult?

As I said, I learned in Muay Temple, so I didn't know what to focus on first until my Dev friend gave me a training pattern. the tools used by the agency, and let me practice this. But first of all, the basics of programming are the same. We have to study the basics tightly or to understand them a little bit. It's easy to go to various tools or libralies, and then I practice constantly after work. Every day, I don't stop practicing. I think sleepwalking is the only code, so I 🤣

4. What is the problem?

Yes, of course, every new beginning or the full development mode, the problem is certain. In my case, I have to say that the current department is not very satisfied. Oh, I forgot to tell you, I am currently working as a firefighter. As I said, the head of the original department said that there is no policy to move, but this time my story has reached the executive level, and it will be difficult to interrupt. I may use various methods, such as I was demoted, I was demoted, I worked as an employee, which I accepted, I will train fully because I was assigned to do the project. Before moving, to prove myself to understand this line of work, so that I can go on. As of now, I will present my system to the management soon. Please encourage everyone. ✌️😁❤️

After this, I will update you how it has been achieved, and now I am doing my best. ✌️

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