The Learning Paradigm...
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I wonder whats the paradigm of learning... Let me clear what I am saying... What our learning process is: 1... Get a very minimal architectural view of a technology (suppose .NET) 2... Jump in and Code! Where stuck, consult documentation and then back to keyboard! Here we slove the problems on fly. We solve and understand them as we encounter them. For instance, I want to have a small menu to appear under a specific word. That needs to customize the rich text box. Now Whats the correct way? Complete a books or two on the topic then start working on learn as you go along? Which one of is the approach of the professionals? Regards.
Polite Programmer
More Object Oriented then C#
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I wonder whats the paradigm of learning... Let me clear what I am saying... What our learning process is: 1... Get a very minimal architectural view of a technology (suppose .NET) 2... Jump in and Code! Where stuck, consult documentation and then back to keyboard! Here we slove the problems on fly. We solve and understand them as we encounter them. For instance, I want to have a small menu to appear under a specific word. That needs to customize the rich text box. Now Whats the correct way? Complete a books or two on the topic then start working on learn as you go along? Which one of is the approach of the professionals? Regards.
Polite Programmer
More Object Oriented then C#
I sort of take the shotgun approach - that is, I take all approaches. I first read up a little, then jump in and start codeing, and then read more in depth. When you first start learning a new technology it can be daunting so it's best not to dwell. Try to be flexible - don't get hung up on something.