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hawkeye2810

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    hawkeye2810 got a reaction from RobDoyle in Too Old?   
    Thanks for the tip regarding Treehouse or CodeSchool. I joined Treehouse last night and it's amazing, I've been glued to it haha.
    Yes I have noticed that by doing their tests and examples I have remembered a lot more.
    That's promising, a lot of people seem to of gotten into coding at a later age I've noticed.
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    hawkeye2810 got a reaction from BrowserBugs in What do you use?   
    Well I've gone and done it. Bought the 13 inch mac pro. Haven't even got it out the box yet can't wait haha
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    hawkeye2810 reacted to TimW in Too Old?   
    i would say if you were 56 you might be too old, but 26? Pah! 
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    hawkeye2810 reacted to Nillervision in Too Old?   
    Its not to late.
    I started to develop webpages in the late 30s. When I was 40, I went to uni to take degrees in design and webdevelopment.
    Now I am almost 50 and employed as a frontend lead developer at an agency. If you have a pasion and interest for the trade, it is never to late to start 
    Keep in mind that it will take a long time to build experience and skills enough to earn a good pay in this business. And you will have to keep educating yourself to stay up to date with the latest tech, development models, design trends etc.

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