There's no sanse learning to program in today's market,what to do?
especially Im having rought time choosing language for me to learn it for a while and get job remote
I'm feeling the pressure because so many people already know how to work with the MERN stack that I'm using. This forces me to study hard, but it makes me lose the joy of coding because the environment has become so competitive. It kills me to think that I'll never stand out from the crowd. On freelance platforms, there are too many people, especially from India, and more and more I see people recommending C# and Java for backend development. While learning C# would give me an edge, I simply can't stand it. My health has deteriorated—neck pain has become unbearable, I struggle to breathe, and I'm constantly haunted by the guilt of not finishing tutorials or projects properly. By the end of the day, I don't even have the energy to write those 10,000 lines of code for a CRUD application that will only be used once. Either I wasted so much on one errors,bad tutorials,or choice stack thst I concern what if I don't find jobs because market is really shitty
It feels like no matter which stack I choose, it's not right for me, especially with the 'tutorial hell' situation. I'm not sure what to pick, even though I'm interested in a variety of things from QA, web development to cyber sec. No matter how I approach it, there's always some downside that gets in the way while I'm learning to program. I aim to stand out from others, to avoid harming my health, and not waste time on things that won't be useful for my portfolio.
I've tried dedicating time to learning C# and Java, but it only makes me feel worse. That's why I've turned down jobs and taken a step back, but the only things that interest me outside the MERN stack are Python or PHP (WordPress).
especially Im having rought time choosing language for me to learn it for a while and get job remote
I'm feeling the pressure because so many people already know how to work with the MERN stack that I'm using. This forces me to study hard, but it makes me lose the joy of coding because the environment has become so competitive. It kills me to think that I'll never stand out from the crowd. On freelance platforms, there are too many people, especially from India, and more and more I see people recommending C# and Java for backend development. While learning C# would give me an edge, I simply can't stand it. My health has deteriorated—neck pain has become unbearable, I struggle to breathe, and I'm constantly haunted by the guilt of not finishing tutorials or projects properly. By the end of the day, I don't even have the energy to write those 10,000 lines of code for a CRUD application that will only be used once. Either I wasted so much on one errors,bad tutorials,or choice stack thst I concern what if I don't find jobs because market is really shitty
It feels like no matter which stack I choose, it's not right for me, especially with the 'tutorial hell' situation. I'm not sure what to pick, even though I'm interested in a variety of things from QA, web development to cyber sec. No matter how I approach it, there's always some downside that gets in the way while I'm learning to program. I aim to stand out from others, to avoid harming my health, and not waste time on things that won't be useful for my portfolio.
I've tried dedicating time to learning C# and Java, but it only makes me feel worse. That's why I've turned down jobs and taken a step back, but the only things that interest me outside the MERN stack are Python or PHP (WordPress).