Hi Siufts. It's absolutely normal to not be at ease at first with English is it's not your mother tongue. Best thing you can do is continue reading and writing even if you make mistakes, take advice from others and take your time.
It's great that you join the Dev community. There's a lot of great articles to learn from around here.
A few things if I may:
Don't try to be self-entrepreneur without experience, start with a boring office job. You will learn a lot !
Don't rush things. Start small and then grow bigger. We all tried to do a game or a community as our firsts projects, but it never works ;)
Use Github. Browse random project, read code, contribute to others projects ... lot to learn there.
You site is great ! Nice work.
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Hi, I'm Siufts, a French student who's been developing a lot of stuff on self-learning (autodidact) for the past 5 years.
Sorry for my English not very good, I try to do the best I can, but it always ends up copying and pasting my text on DeepL. '
I love discovering new projects, new encounters, I love everything that is creative and original.
And yes, I love listening to music when I develop. (Sims 4 OST, the best.)
Hi Siufts. It's absolutely normal to not be at ease at first with English is it's not your mother tongue. Best thing you can do is continue reading and writing even if you make mistakes, take advice from others and take your time.
It's great that you join the Dev community. There's a lot of great articles to learn from around here.
A few things if I may: