The Daily Dose

Things were pretty simple when I first learned to code, almost ten years ago. I started by building simple websites. Once I figured out how to set up a LAMP server, I started hacking away, guided by free online tutorials and blog posts. When I later learned to build desktop applications (badly), it with C# and WPF, guided by the Internet and plenty of trial and error. It was hard, but it was also straightforward. Even as an absolute beginner, I had a clear roadmap to get to where I wanted to. But now, aspirant coders are bombarded with a dizzying list…

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