[OFF-TOPIC] When u want to share/talk about codes with your buddies or anyone in the family.. but no one even knows how?:'(

Question

Who's with me?? None? oh. okay..

I'm all alone.
I'm such a loner.
😢
Charr.
drama~

Answer 1

(Yea... I have this problem too... They don't even allow me to teach them!!... ~_~)

Answer 2

When you have a problem and you create a code for it you need to cut it into pieces, abstract it and bring it back together.
The result of this is way to abstract to explain it to others without knowledge about the process behind it.
To explain code to non-programmers you need to "reverse" this process. Also try to bring examples the other person can relate to.
That's quite important to be able to explain your stuff in a basic way so that someone who has no clue about programming know what's going on. At least in my opinion.

Answer 3

Hazel Ignacio the problem with filipinos (families/barkada) is that they don't quite understand yet how coding/programming works. Yea I'm from the Philippines too and I know the struggle.It's hard for me to open up to my parents that I want to take computer science in college because they think that tech related courses are irrelevant and couldn't aid in getting a job when in fact it does.

Answer 4

I'm filipino too.

Answer 5

😢😢😢😭😭😭

Answer 6

Well friends aren't interested in the code talks... They find it boring.. Sometimes I talk with me dad though 😅

Answer 7

they didnt know what we are doing.

Answer 8

can't relate?? 😂

Answer 9

If you want some good discussion and talk then you can message me
https://code.sololearn.com/cg6o8uSXPcO9/?ref=app Hazel Ignacio

Answer 10

its so cool that somehow there is still a women who loves to code. :D

Answer 11

Thank you for your suggestion 😊 @Remalyn

Answer 12

Hazel Ignacio can you please help me with a problem?👀

Answer 13

hahaha cool

Answer 14

Perhaps join online communities? Good way to learn and contribute You can check Meetup as well - there are lots of groups hosting coding events (hackathons, workshop etc.). And @Khlourde you can check Women Who Code, Manila JavaScript etc. as a start ;)

Answer 15

okay lang po yan. :-)