http://www.automatedtradingsoftware.com/blog/mql-programming/do-you-have-the-right-mindset-to-be-a-programmer?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=do-you-have-the-right-mindset-to-be-a-programmer Trade the Forex Market on Autopilot! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:05:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.automatedtradingsoftware.com/blog/mql-programming/do-you-have-the-right-mindset-to-be-a-programmer#comment-309 oshaban Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:21:07 +0000 http://www.automatedtradingsoftware.com/blog/uncategorized/do-you-have-the-right-mindset-to-be-a-programmer#comment-309 Hi ... Nice article. I like it :) I'm a professional programmer doing mql4 coding since +7 years and c++ since +15 ears ago. I just want to say I totally agree with you. I started learning c++ since 1996 where I did my MPhil degree (Masters by research) ... At that time I have no any idea about c or c++. The only language I can do is Basic language. I have to code 3 or 4 thousand lines of c code to implement a coder and decoder software in digital image compression field. The start was something a person wants to break the mountain. My supervisor aske me to just start to learn only what you need. It was the start. After very few weeks I started to build a confidence that I can solve my codin problems using c/c++. After 4 months I finished all the codec system I was looking to do. Later, when I started forex learning/trading, I read one of the expert advisors open source mq4 file. I felt that I understand most of the code and I can code using mql4. I started using Gordago software to generate a little bit complex mql4 code. Once I get the mq4 file, I start to simplify it by reducing un-nessessary variables and definitions and repeated tasks for Buys and Sells rules. I posted my first expert advisor to a forum, It was stochastic and RSI overbought and oversold idea. It works fine. I got a lot of feedbacks. It was a big start and push for me. It was just because of my golden rule "Laern as you need and go on ...". That's it :) Hi …
Nice article. I like it
I’m a professional programmer doing mql4 coding since +7 years and c++ since +15 ears ago.
I just want to say I totally agree with you. I started learning c++ since 1996 where I did my MPhil degree (Masters by research) … At that time I have no any idea about c or c++. The only language I can do is Basic language. I have to code 3 or 4 thousand lines of c code to implement a coder and decoder software in digital image compression field. The start was something a person wants to break the mountain. My supervisor aske me to just start to learn only what you need. It was the start. After very few weeks I started to build a confidence that I can solve my codin problems using c/c++. After 4 months I finished all the codec system I was looking to do.
Later, when I started forex learning/trading, I read one of the expert advisors open source mq4 file. I felt that I understand most of the code and I can code using mql4. I started using Gordago software to generate a little bit complex mql4 code. Once I get the mq4 file, I start to simplify it by reducing un-nessessary variables and definitions and repeated tasks for Buys and Sells rules. I posted my first expert advisor to a forum, It was stochastic and RSI overbought and oversold idea. It works fine. I got a lot of feedbacks. It was a big start and push for me. It was just because of my golden rule “Laern as you need and go on …”. That’s it

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