In 9 Reasons to Develop Your Technical Skills, I explained why it’s important to develop your technical skills as an integral part of your personal development efforts. Strong technical skills can save you time, increase your income. I giving you an article on the how so here are 9 things you can do to improve your technical skills.
1. Read technical books
One of the best ways to improve your skills is by reading books. As a teenager I used to buy computer books at the local bookstore. Today it’s far better to shop online because you can more easily find the true gems. Visit Amazon.com, search for a book on a particular topic you wish to learn, and check the reviews and ratings. Look for books with at least 4 out of 5 stars (I usually don’t buy any with less than 4.5 stars). Take advantage of Amazon’s browsing features to quickly find the best books in any field. Take your time previewing books in the bookstore or online, especially if cost is a concern. If you can’t understand the first chapter, don’t waste your money.
Although technical books can be expensive. I will told you reads more and more.
1. Read technical books
One of the best ways to improve your skills is by reading books. As a teenager I used to buy computer books at the local bookstore. Today it’s far better to shop online because you can more easily find the true gems. Visit Amazon.com, search for a book on a particular topic you wish to learn, and check the reviews and ratings. Look for books with at least 4 out of 5 stars (I usually don’t buy any with less than 4.5 stars). Take advantage of Amazon’s browsing features to quickly find the best books in any field. Take your time previewing books in the bookstore or online, especially if cost is a concern. If you can’t understand the first chapter, don’t waste your money.
Although technical books can be expensive. I will told you reads more and more.
2. Read online tutorials
The advantage of online tutorials over books is that they’re access able, timely and of course free. The disadvantage is that they usually aren’t professionally edited, which can leave them lacking in completeness and or clarity. However, they often support other features like abundant interlinking, user comments, and interactive demos. Sometimes the comments are better than the original information, since they can contain lots of additional tips and suggestions. I find this is particularly true of reference sites like php.net (a reference site for PHP), w3school.com (a reference site for many language as like html, php, mysql ). My favorite way of finding online tutorials is to use Google. If I need a html tutorial, I’ll search on html tutorial. It can too much helpful and best search engine.
The advantage of online tutorials over books is that they’re access able, timely and of course free. The disadvantage is that they usually aren’t professionally edited, which can leave them lacking in completeness and or clarity. However, they often support other features like abundant interlinking, user comments, and interactive demos. Sometimes the comments are better than the original information, since they can contain lots of additional tips and suggestions. I find this is particularly true of reference sites like php.net (a reference site for PHP), w3school.com (a reference site for many language as like html, php, mysql ). My favorite way of finding online tutorials is to use Google. If I need a html tutorial, I’ll search on html tutorial. It can too much helpful and best search engine.
3. Hang out with geeks
If you spend enough time with technical people,some of their knowledge will rub off on you.Even geeks learn from other geeks, but if you aren’t much of a geek yourself, a great way to accelerate the development of your technical skills is to join a local computer club or users group.Such groups usually welcome new members of any skill level.Contact one of them and attend a meeting as a guest to see if you like it.You can going to seminar and workshop to improve your skill.You can joining such group of BASIS,IT sector, Softexpo etc.
If you spend enough time with technical people,some of their knowledge will rub off on you.Even geeks learn from other geeks, but if you aren’t much of a geek yourself, a great way to accelerate the development of your technical skills is to join a local computer club or users group.Such groups usually welcome new members of any skill level.Contact one of them and attend a meeting as a guest to see if you like it.You can going to seminar and workshop to improve your skill.You can joining such group of BASIS,IT sector, Softexpo etc.
4. Subscribe to technical magazines
Technical magazines used to be one of my favorite outlets for learning, but I cancelled all my magazine subscriptions years ago. I spent many long hours typing in BASIC programs from Family Computing and similar magazines (it took me a long time because I hadn’t yet learned to type). While I think print magazines are less useful today — the same info can often be found online for free — they’re an inexpensive way to improve your general technical skills, especially if you’re unlikely to push yourself in other ways. The professional editing and experienced writers are a big plus. You can using "typing master" apps for fast typing.
Technical magazines used to be one of my favorite outlets for learning, but I cancelled all my magazine subscriptions years ago. I spent many long hours typing in BASIC programs from Family Computing and similar magazines (it took me a long time because I hadn’t yet learned to type). While I think print magazines are less useful today — the same info can often be found online for free — they’re an inexpensive way to improve your general technical skills, especially if you’re unlikely to push yourself in other ways. The professional editing and experienced writers are a big plus. You can using "typing master" apps for fast typing.
5. Take and learn classes
If group learning is your thing, look for college extension courses and other classroom and workshop offerings in your area. A key advantage of classroom learning is the opportunity to interact with an experienced educator. Teachers with decades of experience know plenty of educational distinctions you won’t find in books or online tutorials. If you really want the post graduate degree, consider going to college and majoring in a technical subject. I earning Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science. But given my path after college, these degrees were unnecessary busy work rather than practical skill build. I started learning to program when I was 17 years old.
If group learning is your thing, look for college extension courses and other classroom and workshop offerings in your area. A key advantage of classroom learning is the opportunity to interact with an experienced educator. Teachers with decades of experience know plenty of educational distinctions you won’t find in books or online tutorials. If you really want the post graduate degree, consider going to college and majoring in a technical subject. I earning Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science. But given my path after college, these degrees were unnecessary busy work rather than practical skill build. I started learning to program when I was 17 years old.
6. Create your own web site
Long-term readers of this site know I’m a big fan of experiential learning. To setting a goal to create a basic web site is a great way to learn practical skills like HTML and CSS. When you have a compelling reason to learn, your goals will accelerate your learning and you’ll learn with a focus on practical application. I learned HTML in 2012 when I wanted to make my first web site. But I couldn't to do it because of my properly learning. Then I was learning too much helpful on w3school.com site. I created the site as I learned the HTML language gradually evolving it from the basic “AmarAmi.com” website. Later I learned PHP, MySQL, networking. so I could do more interesting things than HTML would allow. Waiting for you, try to better luck.
Long-term readers of this site know I’m a big fan of experiential learning. To setting a goal to create a basic web site is a great way to learn practical skills like HTML and CSS. When you have a compelling reason to learn, your goals will accelerate your learning and you’ll learn with a focus on practical application. I learned HTML in 2012 when I wanted to make my first web site. But I couldn't to do it because of my properly learning. Then I was learning too much helpful on w3school.com site. I created the site as I learned the HTML language gradually evolving it from the basic “AmarAmi.com” website. Later I learned PHP, MySQL, networking. so I could do more interesting things than HTML would allow. Waiting for you, try to better luck.
7. Use and try to build your own PC
If you want to develop better hardware skills a great project is to build your own PC from scratch. I found my PC in 2013 and it was rewarding from my mother. If you making or developing PC, You’ll save money, learn a lot about how your computer works and end up with a nicely customized machine that you can easily upgrade. After all the components arrived, it took me about a day to assemble everything and install the necessary software. This may or may not be a good use of your time but I found it worthwhile for the experience. I still use this same PC today and it’s too fast enough for my needs. If this project makes you nervous, I wouldn’t recommend it. But if you feel comfortable researching and selecting components and carefully following assembly directions, it’s a rewarding way to spend a day. If you want to develop your technical skill, you will too much learning and using PC. To search and learn many many online tutorial. You have to know more about PC, to the best process is using Desktop PC. Desktop PC is better than Laptop PC to use comfortable. Because you can customized easily.
If you want to develop better hardware skills a great project is to build your own PC from scratch. I found my PC in 2013 and it was rewarding from my mother. If you making or developing PC, You’ll save money, learn a lot about how your computer works and end up with a nicely customized machine that you can easily upgrade. After all the components arrived, it took me about a day to assemble everything and install the necessary software. This may or may not be a good use of your time but I found it worthwhile for the experience. I still use this same PC today and it’s too fast enough for my needs. If this project makes you nervous, I wouldn’t recommend it. But if you feel comfortable researching and selecting components and carefully following assembly directions, it’s a rewarding way to spend a day. If you want to develop your technical skill, you will too much learning and using PC. To search and learn many many online tutorial. You have to know more about PC, to the best process is using Desktop PC. Desktop PC is better than Laptop PC to use comfortable. Because you can customized easily.
8. Use and make a variety of software
General software productivity improves with breadth of experience, so use many different software programs (online or offline) to improve your overall ability to get things done through software. I started using software in 2005 when I was 12 years. Experience makes it easy for me to learn new applications quickly. I usually start using them without going through the tutorials or reading the manual. This saves me a lot of time and makes it easier for me to justify the effort of installing new software and upgrading old software. When I was start on my university life, I saw my elder brother to make a software. But I couldn't to do it. I was regret on and I thinking myself, if I would making a software. When I learned how to making a software. Finally, I have done it. Now I could making different software. I can say, "Everything is possible by hard working".
General software productivity improves with breadth of experience, so use many different software programs (online or offline) to improve your overall ability to get things done through software. I started using software in 2005 when I was 12 years. Experience makes it easy for me to learn new applications quickly. I usually start using them without going through the tutorials or reading the manual. This saves me a lot of time and makes it easier for me to justify the effort of installing new software and upgrading old software. When I was start on my university life, I saw my elder brother to make a software. But I couldn't to do it. I was regret on and I thinking myself, if I would making a software. When I learned how to making a software. Finally, I have done it. Now I could making different software. I can say, "Everything is possible by hard working".
9. To learn programming
Programming is the art of instructing a computer to perform a task. The key to accomplishing this feat is learning to think like a computer. Programming is one of the most mentally challenging tasks a human being can perform but nothing compares to the satisfaction of engineering a piece of code to solve a specific problem. You can ask any programmer. I learned to program in BASIC in 2013 when I was 19 years. and later went on to learn over many programming languages.
For example, I tackle many personal development problems with a programmer’s mindset. How do we define the problem? What are the possible solutions? Which solution best meets our constraints? What are the instruction steps to implement the solution? Does the solution produce the desired output? Can we make this solution more elegant or optimal? I’ve taken the common programming process of requirements gathering, architecture, design, coding, debugging, and optimization and applied it to personal development.
Programming is the art of instructing a computer to perform a task. The key to accomplishing this feat is learning to think like a computer. Programming is one of the most mentally challenging tasks a human being can perform but nothing compares to the satisfaction of engineering a piece of code to solve a specific problem. You can ask any programmer. I learned to program in BASIC in 2013 when I was 19 years. and later went on to learn over many programming languages.
For example, I tackle many personal development problems with a programmer’s mindset. How do we define the problem? What are the possible solutions? Which solution best meets our constraints? What are the instruction steps to implement the solution? Does the solution produce the desired output? Can we make this solution more elegant or optimal? I’ve taken the common programming process of requirements gathering, architecture, design, coding, debugging, and optimization and applied it to personal development.