Minute of the day

Coding may have been obsolete, but computer science still stands strong because of its fundamentals and linguistics.

If I wanted you to build a house, but I could not describe a house as a house, how would you know I want you to build a house? Sure, I can show you a picture of it, but what if I have to conceive it only using words? This is the same exact problem that a non-developer faces whenever using code coding. It's because we have not been taught the exact terms and words to communicate in a language best understood by the computer, or at least the people who build the coding tool in the first place. It is in everyone's best interest to take some time and learn about basic computer science structures and objects to pilot their models better.

60 seconds. Not wasted. As promised.

See you again
- Adonis