The Ten Code Commandments

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The document outlines ten steps or commandments for learning how to code presented by Code Crew co-founders Jamal and Felicia O'Garro. The steps include deciding to learn, choosing a clear goal, learning a programming language like Ruby or JavaScript, working through a book or video course, building a simple project, starting work on your own idea, joining a tech community, and not giving up. Resources for learning are also provided.

THE TEN
CODE COMMANDMENTS
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS
Jamal O’Garro + Felicia O’Garro
Co-founders of Code Crew
Software Engineers + Instructors
Tech808 NYC - November 9, 2015

OUR STORY
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

MONTH ONE
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

DECIDE THAT NOW IS THE TIME TO LEARN
• The ﬁrst step is deciding that you want to do this
• Learning how to code isn’t hard but it ain’t easy
• Mental preparedness is key
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

CHOOSE A CLEAR AND DEFINED GOAL
• Launch my personal website
• Build my ﬁrst iPhone app
• Develop the MVP for my business idea
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

LEARN A LANGUAGE
• Ruby
• Python
• JavaScript
• Swift
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

MONTH TWO
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

WORK THROUGH A BOOK
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS
• The Ruby on Rails Tutorial
• The Django Book
• Express Web Application Development
• Big Nerd Ranch Guide to iOS Programming

TAKE A VIDEO COURSE
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS
• Coursera
• Skillshare
• Udemy
• Udacity
• iTunes U

MONTH THREE
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

START WORKING ON YOUR IDEA
• If you build something you’re passionate about you’re
more likely to ﬁnish
• Plan to ﬁnish approximately one or two features a week
• Don’t be too ambitious — only build the features that
are key to your app or business
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

JOIN THE TECH COMMUNITY
• Tech Meetups
• Reddit
• Stack Overﬂow
• Blogs
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

DON’T GIVE UP!
• Keep working on your app
• Contribute to open source projects
• Start your own tech blog
• Find a mentor
• Teach what you learned
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

RESOURCES
• Coursera
• edX
• MIT Open Courseware
• Stanford Online
• iTunes U
• Khan Academy
• Udacity
• Codecademy
• Code Crew Self-Study Curriculum
• Codestars Curriculum
CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

THANKS MUCH!!!
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1. THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS Jamal O’Garro + Felicia O’Garro Co-founders of Code Crew Software Engineers + Instructors Tech808 NYC - November 9, 2015

2. OUR STORY CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

3. MONTH ONE CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

4. DECIDE THAT NOW IS THE TIME TO LEARN • The ﬁrst step is deciding that you want to do this • Learning how to code isn’t hard but it ain’t easy • Mental preparedness is key CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

5. CHOOSE A CLEAR AND DEFINED GOAL • Launch my personal website • Build my ﬁrst iPhone app • Develop the MVP for my business idea CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

6. LEARN A LANGUAGE • Ruby • Python • JavaScript • Swift CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

7. MONTH TWO CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

8. WORK THROUGH A BOOK CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS • The Ruby on Rails Tutorial • The Django Book • Express Web Application Development • Big Nerd Ranch Guide to iOS Programming

9. TAKE A VIDEO COURSE CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS • Coursera • Skillshare • Udemy • Udacity • iTunes U

10. BUILD SOMETHING SIMPLE • Landing page for your personal brand or business • Simple mobile app like a “Todo List” • Build your own blogging platform from scratch CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

11. MONTH THREE CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

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13. JOIN THE TECH COMMUNITY • Tech Meetups • Reddit • Stack Overﬂow • Blogs CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

14. DON’T GIVE UP! • Keep working on your app • Contribute to open source projects • Start your own tech blog • Find a mentor • Teach what you learned CODE CREW | THE TEN CODE COMMANDMENTS

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