[sliped_disk]

Hello everyone

I signed up to this site at the end of 2013. I was just getting into coding and doing tutorials online. I was pretty inspired by some of the posts on here, particularly some advice I got when asking if anyone else deals with dyslexia and also codes. I got an amazing response and decided to delve into education. I started on a part time mathematics course. At school I failed maths miserably, but this time (I'm in my mid 20s) I finished the course attaining 95% in the final grade. I am now in my first year at college, full time doing Software Development and as long as I get a B or better I will be starting into the second year of a Software Engineering course at University after the summer.

Now with a better understanding on programming I feel like I can contribute on this forum and hope to learn a whole lot more.

To anyone just starting out I recommend following a path of doing what you enjoy, that is how to stay engaged.

Thanks to the whole community

[Skullmeat]

Welcome back. Looking forward to seeing what you have learned.

[Oni]

Glad to hear how you moved forward and that the advice came from here. Not many people deal with adversity as well.

[Jiggly]

What a way to grow! That was really interesting! It's nice to see how you handled things and I'd love to see how you impact SL

[insidious]

Hello everyone

I signed up to this site at the end of 2013. I was just getting into coding and doing tutorials online. I was pretty inspired by some of the posts on here, particularly some advice I got when asking if anyone else deals with dyslexia and also codes. I got an amazing response and decided to delve into education. I started on a part time mathematics course. At school I failed maths miserably, but this time (I'm in my mid 20s) I finished the course attaining 95% in the final grade. I am now in my first year at college, full time doing Software Development and as long as I get a B or better I will be starting into the second year of a Software Engineering course at University after the summer.

Now with a better understanding on programming I feel like I can contribute on this forum and hope to learn a whole lot more.

To anyone just starting out I recommend following a path of doing what you enjoy, that is how to stay engaged.

Thanks to the whole community

Good advice man. Perseverance and continuing to be engaged is paramount.

I didn't ever know you on the forum but wb!

[m0dem]

Welcome back!
It's cool to see how you overcame your adversity!

[mothered]

Good advice man. Perseverance and continuing to be engaged is paramount.

I didn't ever know you on the forum but wb!

Interesting double post with the exact time stamp. @Oni, flood control not on?

On topic, welcome back to the forum. It's great to see old members making a new start.

[insidious]

Interesting double post with the exact time stamp. @Oni, flood control not on?

On topic, welcome back to the forum. It's great to see old members making a new start.

Wow yeah I did not notice that, I was on Tapatalk and got no warning. I don't think I clicked the button twice, either.

[sliped_disk]

Thanks guys! A testament to the support and positivity that makes the forum what it is.

I may look into writing up some tutorials over the summer depending on how much time I have.
After all teaching someone is the best way to learn, I like this image and think it is spot on.

[mothered]

Thanks guys! A testament to the support and positivity that makes the forum what it is.

Just as a matter of Interest, what does your username denote, particularly "sliped?".