I agree. I don't think anyone can get a job not knowing anything.
It's best to keep up your energy and learn on your own time and interest.
Pick projects that you're interested in. A website, a small little todo app, a small game. These introduce fundamentals in a setting you enjoy. You'll do a ton of things wrong, know you did them wrong, and the recognition of that provides all the next steps you need.
Five to ten projects later, you'll be ready to start taking some small jobs. Open source tickets. Charity work.
Do this a little bit longer and you'll be set.
It's fundamentally about doing projects you enjoy though. You need to take interest and defend that interest long enough to overcome the stresses and the road bumps.
It's best to keep up your energy and learn on your own time and interest.
Pick projects that you're interested in. A website, a small little todo app, a small game. These introduce fundamentals in a setting you enjoy. You'll do a ton of things wrong, know you did them wrong, and the recognition of that provides all the next steps you need.
Five to ten projects later, you'll be ready to start taking some small jobs. Open source tickets. Charity work.
Do this a little bit longer and you'll be set.
It's fundamentally about doing projects you enjoy though. You need to take interest and defend that interest long enough to overcome the stresses and the road bumps.
You can do it!