Is it too late to learn programming at age 30?

[aartjoy]

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wala mai limit ang edad bai bsta naa lang ka knowledge..kaya pana

[royzkie]

nice sad ni nga topic da. aids este age doesn't matter daw bro. bisan sa unsa nga butang. ayaw kabalaka nga taas na ang lubi kong sa sulti pa. it is never too late as long as naa kay projects sad nga gamitan nimo sa imong makat unan.

[wilschoy78]

still young pa nang 30, naa gani nag pa one-on-one tutorial nako nga almost 50 na nadala pa man. depende ra jud na sa interest and desire.

[cebugdev]

web, scripting and high level stuff, kanang mga sayun.. ehh ofcourse its never too late.. since most of the APIs are given naman ug available na online..

pero when you go to low level system and hardcore development like 3D games, or device drivers, firmwares, OS stuff, aw lisud2 na iapas ..

[heist]

It's never too late, an educator told me that education is a lifetime process.

[jaez]

just remember, experience matters the most for a company to hire someone.

[edoy]

it's never too late bro, kami gani kay magdungan man gani mi ug training sa ako lolo ug arduino-android interfacing.........

[INFRACTION]

way too late2x kai cge ra ga evolve ang IT >)

[M.A.D.]

Of course not. change your paradigm from years into hours. It all depends on how much you can squeeze 10,000 hours into a skill/trade/hobby. So if you put in 8 hours a day so: 10,000/8=1250 days or 3.42 years. By that time you are already an expert.

The figure 10,000 hours is taken from a study of Malcolm Gladwell who published his bestseller "Outliers". Also know the fact that in this day and age, any working person will have more than two jobs/fields because of the times.

[kahrosi]

still young pa nang 30, naa gani nag pa one-on-one tutorial nako nga almost 50 na nadala pa man. depende ra jud na sa interest and desire.

mo android ka kuya?