Stick with it. Programming takes a long time to learn - and I don't mean the fundamentals; I mean there's so much to the job that just takes experience to pick up.
After a while, you can pick up a problem/feature, dive into a code base and instead of becoming lost, things just slide into place in your brain and you can focus on the problem/feature rather than having a whole bunch of non essential stuff stuck in your head.
And the secret to getting there is simply wanting to understand. Don't be satisfied with knowing that you fixed a problem, make sure you understand why your fix worked. Don't sweat the bigger picture, just focus on each task. And get good at debugging early, that helps soooo much.
Stick with it. Programming takes a long time to learn - and I don't mean the fundamentals; I mean there's so much to the job that just takes experience to pick up.
After a while, you can pick up a problem/feature, dive into a code base and instead of becoming lost, things just slide into place in your brain and you can focus on the problem/feature rather than having a whole bunch of non essential stuff stuck in your head.
And the secret to getting there is simply wanting to understand. Don't be satisfied with knowing that you fixed a problem, make sure you understand why your fix worked. Don't sweat the bigger picture, just focus on each task. And get good at debugging early, that helps soooo much.
Good luck homie