#learning-to-code

#learning-to-code

Learning to code has traditionally involved diving into books or troubleshooting issues independently, often resulting in a time-consuming, asynchronous process of problem-solving.

For me, the trouble was always that this is contextual, but that context isn't meaningful to us developers so much as it's meaningful to JavaScript.

This abstraction is powerful—it lets beginners create useful programs quickly without getting bogged down in implementation details.