Stop saying "I'm too old to learn code". Treehouse's design is so intuitive that even retired elderly people can keep up. The key is that it helps you understand the crypto world better.
It transforms complex concepts into "visual animations", such as demonstrating the irreversibility of hash algorithms with bouncing balls, and using flowcharts to showcase the entire process of block packaging, which is 10 times more efficient than reading text tutorials. The course difficulty is like climbing stairs, from "recognizing the symbols on the keyboard" to "writing on-chain query scripts", with clear guidance at every step.
It's especially suitable for ordinary people who want to delve deeper into the crypto world. For example, after learning front-end development, one can understand the interface logic of DApps; mastering the basics of contract auditing helps avoid obviously flawed tokens. My neighbor, who started learning after retirement, can now check whether a certain NFT project's contract is open source, and whether there are backdoors, which is more insightful than many young people. Learning a little every day improves technical understanding, naturally reducing the probability of making mistakes. $TREE
