Listener Mail: "I'm worried about not majoring in CS"

Anxiety regarding programming and IT knowledge is a path everyone walks.

Responding to a consultation from someone without an IT-related background, Kapi-zo carefully reflects on their own past experiences. The episode is packed with relatable stories, such as the walls they hit when self-studying website creation and the bewilderment felt when first encountering IT terminology. In particular, the perspective on how to learn the knowledge needed in the field will likely provide encouragement to many beginners.

It is important to know how to acquire the skills needed in the field.

There is a segment where Kapi-zo talks about the surprise of first discovering a certain tool while self-studying HTML and CSS. The personality explains that even without a CS major background, paths will open up by accumulating the skills necessary for production little by little. The in-depth discussion on the significance of continuous learning and the mindset for working in the field is well worth listening to.

We also touch on how to apply knowledge in a production environment.

Along the way, the talk unfolds into how Kapi-zo acquired skills while mentioning specific learning tools. You might be curious about how the very learning methods that were difficult during their self-study days connect to their current production work. Please be sure to listen to the full episode for the detailed story.